A guide to how everything works
A Koinder Global Limited production
This page explains everything — what is free, what costs money, and what to do first. Start with whichever one of these is you.
You do not need to sign up. You do not need money. Just start.
Go to the home page and type your name in the box. I will show you your own name the way a computer really sees it. It surprises most people.
Press the button that says Show me how that works. That opens your first lesson, How Computers Think.
When you finish, press I have finished this lesson. I remember it, so your streak and badges start growing.
Stuck on anything? Tap the floating Ask Kodi bubble. Ask me anything. I never get tired, and I never think a question is stupid.
That is a lot of learning before anybody has to pay anything. Take your time.
Start now →A place where children aged about 7 to 15 learn coding, cyber safety, and how computers actually work — taught through stories rather than dry theory. Kodi is a friendly robot tutor who answers their questions at any hour without ever making them feel foolish.
Koinder Global Limited is licensed by the FCT Department of Mass Education to run Non-Formal Education programmes.
There is a separate track for adults, and it is not a children's course made harder. It is a fourteen-module programme for people who want to build and deploy real systems — machine learning, cloud, data analysis, AI and robotics.
It is taught as six shared patterns rather than four separate subjects, so you are never starting from nothing when you move between them.
What it will not do: it will not make you a researcher, and the certificate will not get you hired. What gets you hired is a working system deployed where a stranger can open it. We say that on the page too.
See the Practitioner Track →Kodi works on the phones and laptops you already have. No new hardware, no installation, no software to maintain.
Schools run it as a termly ICT enrichment levy and keep a margin on every pupil. We can also give you free two-week passes so a class can try it first, at no cost and no commitment.
To arrange a demo, contact Koinder Global Limited.
Kodi is built to be light. The lessons are text, drawings and simple animations — there are no heavy videos to download. It will use far less than watching one video on social media. If your data is limited, the lessons are the safe part; asking Kodi lots of questions uses a little more because each answer travels over the internet.
Yes, and most of our learners use one. It works on Android and iPhone, and on a laptop. Nothing to install — just open the website.
Only if they register. Without an account, progress is remembered on that one device in that one browser. Registering with an email and password means their streak, badges and finished lessons follow them anywhere. Go to My Account and press Register.
Three things to check, in order. First, are you on the same device and browser you paid with? Second, hard refresh the page — hold refresh on a phone, or press Ctrl+Shift+R on a computer; browsers hold onto old pages stubbornly. Third, if you registered an account, make sure you are logged in. If it still will not open, contact us with the payment reference from Paystack.
For the children's courses: the code box appears whenever you meet a locked lesson — look for Have a guest pass code? For the adult Practitioner track: go to My Learning and the box is on the page. Each pass works once, on the device that redeems it.
No. This is deliberate. You pay once, you get 30 days, and it stops. We will send a reminder before it ends so your child does not lose access without warning, but nothing is taken from your card unless you choose to pay again.
The Clubhouse suits about 7 to 15. Younger children enjoy it most with an adult beside them for the story parts. The Practitioner Track is strictly 18 and over.
The lessons use simple, plain English and lean heavily on pictures and stories rather than long paragraphs. Many families work through the first lessons together, which is genuinely a good way to do it.
Yes. Kodi is an AI, and AI can be confidently wrong. We teach children this directly — one of the lessons is entirely about the one thing a machine can never do, which is answer for its own mistakes. If Kodi says something that seems wrong, that is a good moment to check it together.
Ask Kodi. Tap the floating robot bubble on any page and type your question in plain words. If Kodi cannot help, contact Koinder Global Limited and a person will.
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