jobs lost to AI in early 2026 alone
That's the Challenger Report's count of US layoffs explicitly attributed to AI, just in the first few months of the year. The curve isn't slowing.
Source · Yahoo FinanceFor parents raising the next builders
Universal HIGH INCOME via checks issued by the Federal government is the best way to deal with unemployment caused by AI. AI/robotics will produce goods & services far in excess of the increase in the money supply.”
The ability to think about what’s impossible. We build that with Mars-grade stories that teach kids to reason from first principles.
Coming end of Q2 2026 · iOS & Android
The Shift
When Elon talks about universal high income, he’s saying the obvious thing: most jobs are about to disappear. The people who remain valuable are the ones who can think about problems no AI can hand back an answer for.
That's the Challenger Report's count of US layoffs explicitly attributed to AI, just in the first few months of the year. The curve isn't slowing.
Source · Yahoo Finance"What was easy is now zero. Easy tasks no longer exist. Hard is the new easy, impossible is the new hard."
Source · Micha Kaufman, CEO FiverrThat's the world they're being prepared for. The world schools were designed for ended in 2022. Nobody told the curriculum.
Source · Anoo Intelligence research
What we build
A story is a scroll of shorts: the same vertical-scroll loop your kid already knows. Except every short teaches one Mars-scale problem, and the story branches based on how they reason. Four formats, one app.
Hand-drawn panels where your kid picks what happens next. The cliffhanger between shorts.
Short narrated scenes. Original animation mixed with real NASA footage.
Drag, sort, build. Active reasoning, not passive watching.
Kid talks back. The tutor answers in voice. The story responds to how they think.
The Method
Every story walks them through the same four-step loop. By the end of it, they don’t just know an answer. They know how to build one. That’s what makes a Mars colonist, a founder, a researcher. That’s what we train.
Because the future they’re inheriting is full of hard problems. The kind that don’t hand back an answer, even to AI.

"How do you grow food on Mars?"
No soil. No sunlight. Limited water.
Plants need: light, nutrients, water.
Hydroponics. LEDs. Closed-loop water.
The Curriculum
Grounded in NASA’s Moon-to-Mars Architecture and ECLSS technical briefs. We didn’t make this up. We just turned it into something a 7-year-old wants to swipe through.
These aren’t textbook problems. They’re the texture of the world the next generation will actually live in.

“Why can't you just open the window on Mars?”
“Where does your pee go on Mars?”
“How do you grow lettuce with no soil and no sun?”
“How do you turn your trash into a brick to build with?”
“What if the sun disappears for three months?”
“How do you land a house on a planet with no runway?”
Sourced from NASA’s Moon-to-Mars Architecture and ECLSS technical briefs .
Why Google
Not for the feature list. For the future they’re building. Project Suncatcher is the why.

In November 2025, Google announced it’s putting AI compute in orbit. An 81-satellite constellation of TPUs powered by solar panels that work 8× harder in space than on Earth. First two prototype satellites launch early 2027 with Planet Labs.
“Google is solving compute the way our kids will need to solve everything: by going to where the constraints are different.”
The Choice
The future waiting for them is full of hard, impossible problems. That’s the exciting part.
Anoo Intelligence ships to iOS and Android at the end of Q2 2026.
