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A daily dose of STEM for curious kids aged 5 to 14. Osmo turns real science news from NASA, ESA and MIT into 5 short stories a day at 3 reading levels, each checked by a person. Read-aloud, a quiz and free worksheets.
For 4 years at Gravitybrain we taught kids STEM. The biggest lesson: curiosity grows from a small daily habit, not a big weekend project. Osmo is that habit, a daily dose of STEM for long-term curious brain growth.
How it works:
• Every hour Osmo reads real science publishers (NASA, ESA, ScienceDaily, MIT News…)
• A safety filter drops war, crime, politics and frightening topics
• AI rewrites each story at three reading levels (ages 5–7, 8–10, 11–14) using only facts from the original
• A person on our team approves every story before any child sees it
What kids get: 5 stories a day, read-aloud with word highlighting, tap-a-word meanings, a "big word", a 3-question quiz and a passport of planet stamps. No streaks, on purpose: five stories, then done.
For parents and teachers: no accounts, no ads, no tracking, and a free worksheet library (story, quiz with answers and a hands-on activity) at osmokids.space/worksheets.
It's free on Android and in any browser. We'd love your feedback, especially from parents and teachers: what would make Osmo part of your family's or class's day?
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About Osmo: Science News for Kids on Product Hunt
“STEM News Curated for Genius Kids”
Osmo: Science News for Kids was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #55 on the daily leaderboard. A daily dose of STEM for curious kids aged 5 to 14. Osmo turns real science news from NASA, ESA and MIT into 5 short stories a day at 3 reading levels, each checked by a person. Read-aloud, a quiz and free worksheets.
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Kumar Ajay
Hi Product Hunt! 👋
For 4 years at Gravitybrain we taught kids STEM. The biggest lesson: curiosity grows from a small daily habit, not a big weekend project. Osmo is that habit, a daily dose of STEM for long-term curious brain growth.
How it works:
• Every hour Osmo reads real science publishers (NASA, ESA, ScienceDaily, MIT News…)
• A safety filter drops war, crime, politics and frightening topics
• AI rewrites each story at three reading levels (ages 5–7, 8–10, 11–14) using only facts from the original
• A person on our team approves every story before any child sees it
What kids get: 5 stories a day, read-aloud with word highlighting, tap-a-word meanings, a "big word", a 3-question quiz and a passport of planet stamps. No streaks, on purpose: five stories, then done.
For parents and teachers: no accounts, no ads, no tracking, and a free worksheet library (story, quiz with answers and a hands-on activity) at osmokids.space/worksheets.
It's free on Android and in any browser. We'd love your feedback, especially from parents and teachers: what would make Osmo part of your family's or class's day?