01Try the free demo
Start with one guided STEM room before any family setup.
Parent Admissions FAQ
Decide clearly
before your family joins.
Admissions should be honest and parent-readable: try the free room, understand the beta limits, choose a learning path, then decide whether paid access fits.
Admissions path
Free demo first. Membership only after the family understands the school.
02Read the school guide
Use the handbook, outcomes, paths, and safety pages to decide whether the model fits.
03Choose a pace
Pick Light, Standard, or Accelerated based on age, stamina, confidence, and curiosity.
04Subscribe as the parent
Open the complete Academy catalog through parent-managed Stripe membership.
05Review first proof
Use the first proof receipt and parent report preview to confirm the child is learning, not just clicking.
Admissions path
Make the family decision in the right order
Admissions now keeps parents oriented through the same four checks: try the room, inspect records, understand price, then request access.
Play free demoDemo01Try one real roomStart with the free STEM room before choosing a plan.Records02Preview reportsCheck whether the proof model creates useful family evidence.Cost03Review pricingCompare the free demo, Stripe membership, parent controls, and current beta limits.Access04Open enrollment deskSubscribe only after the family understands the limits and wants the full school.
Who this is for
The right fit matters more than rushing enrollment
Curious kids who like puzzles, fantasy, science, math, big questions, building, and explaining how they know.
Gifted or accelerated learners who need deeper reasoning, proof, and future Logic/AI pathways.
Families who want enrichment, visible evidence, and a guided school rhythm rather than a loose game library.
Children who are anxious about tests, need very short sessions, or are not ready for reading/listening stamina may start with Light pace.
First month plan
What a sane first month looks like
Parents should not have to imagine the routine from scratch. The first month should be small, inspectable, and easy to stop if the format does not fit.
Complete the sampler, one member room, and the first parent proof review.
Choose Light, Standard, or Accelerated pace and set a small weekly target.
Have the learner complete a proof artifact or project explanation the parent can read.
Review reports, adjust the path, and continue only if the routine is useful.
Parent questions
Admissions FAQ
It is a fantasy learning game being built into an enrichment school. The product should stay fun, but every serious challenge should teach first and produce proof.
The current beta is aimed at bright learners around ages 8-16, with paths for 8-10, 11-13, 14-16, and advanced learners.
The free demo gives families one unlocked STEM room so a child can experience the teach, practice, evidence, dragon test, and proof record loop.
Membership unlocks all learning rooms and includes Study Helper, parent-managed records, reports, planning, a learner passport, and supported cross-device progress.
The sampler is public. A guardian manages paid access to the full school and its private reports, records, and planning tools.
No. Dungeon Academy is currently an enrichment beta. It should not be represented as an accredited school or official transcript provider. The accreditation readiness page explains the future path.
The beta is designed around parent-visible learner records and local/product records. Production child-data collection should wait for stronger consent, deletion, retention, and recovery systems.
Parents should try the demo with the child, read the safety/outcomes pages, choose the pace, and review proof receipts or weekly reports.
Payments, consent records, legal policies, account recovery, report exports, and broad enrollment tools still need more polish before a wide launch.
Play the free demo room, then look at the first proof receipt. If the child enjoys the room and can explain the proof, move to paths and enrollment.
What is still beta
Trust comes from naming the unfinished work
Paid rooms open through a signed-in family account after membership is confirmed. Billing is handled by Stripe; account recovery and support tools still need polish.
The safety charter is public, but legal-reviewed privacy, terms, retention, and deletion pages still need final review.
Reports, mastery packets, and transcript-style records are family review artifacts until exports and account controls are production-ready.
Parent-managed records should stay private until consent, deletion, and recovery flows are stronger.
Parent commitment
Start beside the child, then review the proof.
The best first session is simple: play the demo together, ask the child to explain the proof, then choose whether the full membership is worth opening.
Review membershipBest next step after parents understand the fit signals, beta limits, pricing, and record path.
Admissions support routes9 links
PricingCostReview the free demo, Stripe membership, parent-specific access, and checkout plan.OutcomesGoalsSee the learning outcomes parents should expect from the academy model.School roadmapPlanUnderstand what is complete, what is beta, and what is still being built.Accreditation readinessFutureRead the honest path toward school-grade records without making current accreditation claims.Safety charterSafetyCheck parent review, data-light records, and child-safety boundaries.PrivacyTrustReview the current parent-managed data posture before paid access.TermsRulesRead the beta rules and membership boundaries in plain language.Report previewProofPreview what proof receipts, weekly briefs, and records can look like.HandbookGuideOpen the guide to pace, parent role, routes, and academy expectations.