Your child can build real robots, drones, games, smart homes and AI models.

Short, hands-on missions in coding, robotics, drones, IoT and AI. Each mission adapts to your child, and every stage ends with something new they can make.

From the team teaching hands-on STEM in 24 partner schools across Abuja

Tap the rover to take it apart

Maskido at a glanceAbuja, Nigeria
24
partner schools
3,000+
learners taught
1,200+
projects built
5
programmes, one account

What your child learns

Five programmes in one account. Your child can try all of them and go deeper in the ones they love.

Rover Rescue

Robotics

Wire circuits, sensors and motors in the Hardware Lab, then build real robots like a smart waste bin and a robotic head.

Arduinomicro:bitESP32Raspberry Pi Pico
Cat Chase

Creative Coding

Make games and animations in Scratch, build 3D worlds with simple WHEN–DO rules, and code racing games.

Scratch3D Worldracing games
Sky Patrol

Drones

Learn flight safety and controls, code a flight path in the Drone Lab, then fly for real.

flight axescoded pathsreal flights
Smart Home

Internet of Things

Build devices that sense, connect and act, like a smart plant monitor that tells you when to water.

sensorsalertsautomation
Fruit Sorter

Artificial Intelligence

See how machines learn from examples. Children collect training data, test a model and talk about using AI responsibly.

Teachable Machinetraining datatesting

How it works

Every mission follows the same three steps. Try them right here: this is a working copy of the app.

Exit to learners

Pick your next mission

3 of 8 missions
Rover Rescue · 2 of 3 · ★☆☆ Starter

The rover drives 10 cm every second. It drives for 5 seconds. How many cm does it go?

TRY IT

After 0 s: at 0 cm.

Rover Rescue

Mission complete!

You got 3 of 3 right on the first try.

Level up! Next time Distance and speed will be at ★★☆ Explorer.
Did you know?Spatial reasoning also shows up in Sky Patrol: Flight patterns.

Inside the app

Everything your child needs to learn, make and show what they've built.

Missions
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Missions

Short missions in Rover Rescue, Sky Patrol, Cat Chase and Fruit Sorter.

Making tools
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Making tools

Scratch, a Hardware Lab, a Circuit Lab, a Drone Lab and a 3D World.

This term's project
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This term's project

A real build, week by week, with a checklist for every step.

My Journey
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My Journey

Stages, skills, badges and a card your child can share.

Picture sign-in
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Easy sign-in

Class code, name and three pictures. No password to remember.

Parent report
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Progress reports

Weekly and termly reports for parents, with ideas to try at home.

Five stages, one path

Children move up when they're ready. Each stage ends with something new they can say and show.

I can make.

Made by Maskido learners

Real projects from real classes. The learning doesn't stay on the screen.

A quadcopter drone built by Maskido pupils, with four motors and a flight controller
Quadcopter drone[Class] · [School]
Photo: robot car
Robot car[Class] · [School]
Photo: smart waste bin
Smart waste bin[Class] · [School]
Photo: robotic head
Robotic head[Class] · [School]
Photo: clap lamp
Clap lamp[Class] · [School]

You'll always know what they're learning

A clear picture of progress, in plain language. You don't need to be technical.

Progress reports

Every week and every term.

"Try at home" ideas

Simple things to build together after each report.

One family account

Add all your children. Each one keeps their own progress.

You decide

You choose what you consent to: learning, research and photos.

Create a family account
Weekly reportWeek 6 · Term 1
AminaTinker stage
Loops
86%
Circuits
72%
Sensors
61%
Debugging
44%
Try at homeBuild a clap lamp with a cardboard box. Amina can show you how sound switches the light on.

Why Maskido

We teach children to understand technology, not just use it.

Creativity first

Children make their own things, not just follow steps. Every mission leaves room for their own ideas.

Understand, don't just assemble

We teach how things work from first principles, so children can fix, change and invent, not only follow instructions.

Made for here

Lessons are age-appropriate and locally relevant, and designed with learning science and engineering principles.

What families and teachers say

"He used to only play games. Now he makes them, and he explains the code to me."
[Parent name] · Abuja
"I built a lamp that turns on when I clap!"
[Learner] · Tinker stage
"My pupils ask for STEM day. The progress view shows me exactly who needs help."
[Teacher name] · [School]

Pricing for families

Every plan includes all five programmes and progress reports.

MonthlyTermly save 10%
One child 1 learner
₦4,500 /month
  • All five programmes
  • Weekly progress reports
  • Making tools and labs
Start with One child
Family up to 4
₦9,000 /month
  • Everything in One child
  • Up to four children
  • One parent dashboard
Start with Family
Self-learner teens
₦3,500 /month
  • Technical courses
  • Learn at your own pace
  • Shareable project card
Start as a self-learner

Want Maskido in your school?

We bring the curriculum, trainers, MakerSpace and learning platform. Your pupils build real robots, drones and code.

1 · Call us2 · Get a package3 · Start
See the schools programme

Questions parents ask

Can't find your answer? Talk to us or message us on WhatsApp.

A laptop, desktop or tablet with an up-to-date web browser.

No. The Hardware Lab, Circuit Lab and Drone Lab let children build and test in the browser. Physical kits are optional.

Every child begins with a short warm-up check. Maskido then places them at the right stage, so it's never too easy or too hard.

Yes. A family account holds up to four children, each with their own missions and progress.

Missions are short and light, so they load on most home connections.

Young children sign in with a class code and three pictures, not emails or passwords. Parents choose what they consent to. Read our privacy page.

Start your child's first mission today.

Pick a plan, add your child, and choose their first mission together.

Maskido

Teaching the builders of tomorrow's technology.

Five stages. Each one ends with something your child can do.

Children move up when they're ready, not by age. Every stage has a promise. By the end, your child can say it and show it.

How a child moves up

The same four steps at every stage.

Warm-up check

A few quick questions find the right starting point.

Missions

Short lessons and builds that adapt as they go.

Final check

Your child shows what they can now do.

Next stage

A new promise, and new things to make.

Not sure where to start?

Every child begins with a short warm-up check. We'll place them at the right stage.

Hands-on STEM in your school, every term.

We bring the curriculum, the trainers, the maker tools and the learning platform. Your pupils build real robots, drones and code.

Pupils' quadcopter drone build
Photo: pupils building robot cars
Photo: MakerSpace session

Trusted by schools across Abuja

What your school gets

Everything you need to run hands-on STEM, without building it yourself.

Curriculum

A scheme of work for every class from Primary 1 to SS 3, with one real project per term.

Trainers

A Maskido trainer teaches, or we train and support your teachers.

MakerSpace

A mobile MakerSpace that comes to you, or one set up in your school.

Learning platform

Every pupil gets Maskido Learn. Teachers see progress for the whole class.

What teachers get in the platform

Set up a class in minutes, see who needs help, and review real projects.

Printable sign-in cards

Young pupils sign in with a class code and three pictures. No passwords to forget.

Hover a square to see a skill.

A skills map for the class

See progress for every learner and the hardest skills in the class at a glance.

Project reviews and badges

Review each term's project with a clear rubric, and award badges pupils can share.

Parents see the progress too

When pupils learn at school, parents get weekly and termly reports with "try at home" ideas. It's an easy way to show families what your school offers.

What our schools see

Photo: [School] showcase day
Case study · [School name]
"[Quote from the head teacher about what changed for pupils after a year with Maskido.]"

[Head teacher name], [School]

[X] pupils[X] projects built[Award or result]

Getting started takes three steps

1

Call us

Tell us about your school, your classes and what you'd like pupils to learn.

2

Get a personalised package

We put together a plan for your classes and your budget.

3

Start

Your pupils start building at the beginning of the next term.

Subscription tiers

Every school is different. Book a call for your exact package.

Basic₦5,000 per pupil / term
  • Core curriculum
  • Teacher support
  • Mobile MakerSpace
  • E-learning space
  • MaskiAI
Ask about Basic
Standard₦10,000 per pupil / term
  • Core curriculum
  • Expert trainer
  • Mobile MakerSpace
  • E-learning space
  • MaskiAI
Ask about Standard
Premium₦20,000 per pupil / term
  • Core curriculum
  • Expert trainer
  • School MakerSpace
  • E-learning space
  • MaskiAI
Ask about Premium

Questions schools ask

Usually once a week per class, agreed with you when we build your package.

A normal classroom works. The mobile MakerSpace brings everything with it.

We plan builds for groups of three to four pupils, so any class size can take part.

No. Pupils can share devices, and each signs in with their own class card.

At the start of any term. Call us a few weeks before so we can prepare your package.

Book a call

Tell us about your school and we'll call you back.

Thanks, we'll be in touch

We'll call you within one working day to plan your package.

Teaching the builders of tomorrow's technology.

Maskido is an EdTech company in Abuja. We teach children hands-on STEM through partner schools, directly with families, and on our own learning platform.

Creative CodingRoboticsDronesIoTAI

We believe computers should be a powerful medium for creativity and problem solving.

Our resources include virtual learning spaces, specialised instructors, maker tools and curricula. Partner schools subscribe each term. Families and self-learners learn on Maskido Learn.

We use learning science and engineering principles to design lessons that are age-appropriate and locally relevant, and we teach from first principles, so children understand what they build.

Our story so far

[Year]

Maskido is founded in Abuja. [Short line about why.]

[Year]

First partner school and first MakerSpace.

[Year]

[Milestone: number of schools, competitions, awards.]

2026

Maskido Learn opens to families and self-learners.

The team

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Where we work

Based in Abuja, teaching in [24] partner schools. Maskido Learn works anywhere with a browser.

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For families

Missions your child can start at home today.

Start learning

For schools

A full STEM programme, every term.

Book a call

Let's talk.

Questions about Maskido Learn, or about bringing Maskido to your school? Call, email or message us.

Message sent

Thanks. We'll reply within one working day.

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Privacy and child safety

Parents trust us with their children's learning. Here is what we collect, why, and the choices you have. [Replace with Maskido's approved policy.]

What we collect

[The information collected for each learner, parent and school account.]

Codes, not names

In classes, facilitators enrol each child with a code, not a name. Young children sign in with a class code and three pictures.

Your consent

Parents choose separately whether we may use their child's data for learning, for research, and for photos. You can change these choices at any time.

Photos

[How class photos are taken, stored and used, and how to ask for one to be removed.]

Who can see what

  • Parents see their own children's progress.
  • Teachers see progress for their classes.
  • [Anyone else, and why.]

Contact

Questions about your data? Email contact@maskido.com.