Students play the immune system, so they feel the answer instead of memorizing it.
An interactive science game for middle-school classrooms. Students control a macrophage, a real immune cell, and learn how the body defends itself by doing the job.
Lessons that build
Short levels that add one idea at a time, from how a macrophage works to a real infection scenario.
Real science, real names
Cells, signals and processes use their proper names, with a built-in encyclopedia.
Made for classrooms
Runs in the browser on school Chromebooks, with no installs. Designed around student privacy: no student names required.
Launching for classrooms in 2027. We are preparing our first pilot with schools in New York and New Jersey.