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Get close to a 3D model. Find out what every part does.
Commander Academy
Engineering missions · Ages 10–14Build what
lasts.
Explore in 3D. Test your ideas. Build a shelter you understand, from the ground up.
First 5 lessons free. No sign-up needed.
BUILDING WHAT PROTECTS.
Scroll to explore Teaching what lasts.
Illustrated shelter concept30connected missions
5campaigns to explore
Interactive 3D learning
Your pace. Your discoveries.
The training grounds · Frame Corps
What makes a wall
stay up?
A rectangle can lean. A triangle holds its shape. Sometimes one small change makes all the difference.
Give this frame a push. Then add a diagonal and see what changes.
Explore the full 3D lesson
FIELD EXERCISE 01Frame & forceThe frame changes shape.
GentleStrong
An ideal pin-jointed model. Movement is exaggerated to show the idea.
Put it to the test.
Change a load or a dimension. See the numbers respond.
Make it your own.
Solve the challenge, explain your thinking, and build on it.
The campaign trail · 01–30
Five campaigns.
One shelter to build.
From your first timber frame to a shelter that keeps its people safe. Every mission builds on the last.
- Campaign01
Missions 01–06
Frame Corps
Raise a wall. Make it square. Give your shelter its shape.
Explore campaign - Campaign02
Missions 07–12
Grounded
Read the land and build a foundation you can count on.
Explore campaign - Campaign03
Missions 13–18
Roof & Storm
Find the strength in a triangle. Stand up to the weather.
Explore campaign - Campaign04
Missions 19–24
Dry Shell
Keep the rain out, the warmth in, and the details right.
Explore campaign - Campaign05
Missions 25–30
Life Systems
Bring water, light, air and safety into the picture.
Explore campaign
The first five missions are yours to explore, free.
See all 30 missionsIllustrated campaign covers · Explore each campaign for the interactive 3D lessons.
For curious kids. And their grown-ups.
More “I wonder.”
More “I made that.”
Make room for the questions, experiments, and small discoveries that turn into real understanding.
- A simple, private start
No child account. Learning progress stays on this device.
- Room to find their own pace
Pause, revisit an idea, and try again. There’s no race to finish.
- Better with a grown-up nearby
You guide the learning and supervise activities away from the screen.
YOUR FIRST CHAPTER5 free missions.
A wall. A doorway. A corner.
The beginning of something bigger.
No sign-up. No card. Just curiosity.
READY FOR ALL 30?
$79 onceor$29 / year
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Before you
begin.
A few things you might be wondering.
What devices does it run on?
A modern browser with WebGL. Nothing to install. If 3D acceleration is missing, the lesson, numbers lab, assessments, diagrams, and Field Card stay available as text.
Does it work offline?
Once the Academy file has loaded, fonts and the engine are embedded in that file, so the lesson keeps running with the network off. Progress is stored only in that browser.
What ages is it for?
Every lesson is marked Ages 10–14. The learner is the child. The account, if you create one, belongs to the adult.
What does an adult do?
Own the account and any purchase, open the Adult Guide from the lesson menu, supervise Serve missions (they begin “With a qualified adult”), and print Field Cards if you want a paper record. See the mission brief for the full list.
Does my child need an account?
No. Lessons 01–05 need no sign-in. Children never sign in. Progress and Honor stay in the browser on the device where the lesson is played.
What do you store?
If you create an adult account: your email and password with Supabase, your entitlement, and a Stripe customer id if you pay. Nothing about the child. Academy progress is not uploaded.
Can two children share it?
Yes. One household plan. Progress is per browser, so two children on two devices each keep their own Honor.
How do refunds work?
Support and refund handling is being set up before checkout opens.