REACTOR
RESCUE

We've spent over a decade in classrooms. As co-founders of jCoders Academy in Kosovo, we've taught programming, electronics, and robotics to more than 10,000 children. We've watched kids build dancing robots, program their first games, wire their first circuits — and we've watched the exact moment it clicks for them. That face. That shift. When a child stops thinking they can't and starts proving they can.

We've also always loved board games. The way a great game pulls a family around a table. The friendly arguments, the strategies, the one more round at midnight. Games have a kind of magic that classrooms sometimes can't replicate — the stakes feel real, the motivation is intrinsic, and nobody feels like they're being taught. For years, those two worlds lived separately. Then we asked a simple question: what if they didn't? What if a board game could carry the full weight of a real engineering experience? What if kids could feel the tension of a ticking clock, the satisfaction of a circuit snapping into place, the pride of fixing something with their own hands — and never once feel like they were in a lesson?

That question became Reactor Rescue. Built with global manufacturing partner Hape, and shaped by ten years of watching children discover what they're capable of — this is our most ambitious product yet. Not just a game. Not just a learning tool. Something we've never quite seen before, because it didn't exist until we made it.