Hi!

I am very excited to release today the first version of cublinc.com. It has been a long journey! It's also my very first ever blog post (as you will notice soon enough 😀).

cublinc.com is only the emerged part of the iceberg really. I am implementing an educational solution designed to satisfy three requirements,

1. It must be easy to use
2. It must require the user to use his hands to play/learn
3. It teaches you something at the end of the game 😄

I realized that people naturally learn when they try to logically pair objects that are similar, and I believe people learn better when they use their hands at the same time. When we were babies, many of us played with basic shapes. We tried to fit a cube for instance into a square shaped hole. Simple things work the best, and I hope I can provide this simplicity of learning to you, and those around you.

I have been playing with educational games my whole life actually. I spent countless hours on Adibu when I was a kid, and now I am spending a lot of time learning Chinese with Duolingo. Duolingo is having a huge success (about 40 millions of active monthly users), and with a large disparity in the age distribution. People at all ages are interested about learning. Our solution targets mainly kids, but it is interesting for everyone as the content is highly dynamic, and easily created thanks to the power of Artificial Intelligence and image generation.

We will talk more about it in the next article, but Cublinc is quite different from a mobile/tablet application. It is relying on a physical product designed in-house.