yeswekanban Information

yeswekanban turns learning into a job. A kid picks something they actually want to learn — carpentry, Python, filmmaking, baking, anything. An AI agent named Kanbi interviews them and their parent, then builds a week-by-week project plan as cards on a kanban board. The kid does the work and logs it. The parent approves it and pays them for it — real money, through Stripe, into a bank account the kid links themselves. A public portfolio builds itself from everything they finish. It was built by Graydon Garden, 17, who was the smart-but-checked-out kid it's designed for. After years of tutors and programs that didn't stick, his dad gave him a real internship — real deliverables, real pay — and it worked. yeswekanban is that experience, productized. His dad is customer number one and pays real invoices through the product every week. What it is not: therapy, a treatment, or a fix for anything clinical. We make no claims like that. It's a structure for turning what a kid already wants to do into real, paid, finished work. Currently in free alpha — we're looking for the first 100 families to test it and tell us what's broken. Engineering, security, and payment-safeguard practices are documented publicly at yeswekanban.app/writing, because a product asking for a family's trust should show its work.