Wright: Build and Ship One Real Product (Free Module 1)

Enrichment Programs · Freemium · Grades 8–12 · Computer Science, Life Skills · Project-Based Learning · Nationwide
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A free first module where your teen finds a real user with a real problem and writes their first build brief, with a simple way for parents to inspect the work.

Wright is a project-based program for teens 13 to 18 who would rather build something real than do more worksheets. The first module is genuinely free with no login and no card: a parent and teen work through it together and the teen ships their first real artifact, a one-page build brief naming a real user, a real problem, and the one useful thing a tool could do first, with a simple way for a parent to inspect the result. Families who want to keep going can join Wright Membership, where the teen turns the brief into a working product: the teen directs the app and AI writes the code, with the goal of one small working app a parent can open and test before day 15. Membership is $97 a month after a 14-day free trial. A card is required, nothing is charged during the trial, and you can cancel before day 15. You do not need any of that to use the free first module. Learn more at wright.school/start.
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