Scribble handwriting app for kids built by 2 people + AI agents with 366 PRs opens first cohort
LamarDealMaker · x · 2026-09-19
Scribble, a handwriting app for kids, has opened enrollment for its first cohort. Built with learning scientists and piloted at Alpha School campuses, it takes children from first strokes to fluent cursive in about 20 hours via 15-minute adaptive lessons and game-based practice.
The developers highlight it was built by just 2 people plus AI agents, totaling 366 PRs across models from Sonnet 4.5 to Fable and Astra — another showcase of agent-driven indie development.
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