StoneCampus is a small workshop building parent-friendly web tools for K–12 learners. Maps that show where your child is and what fits next; practice that respects attention; programming kits that earn their place at the table.
Each tool starts with one well-defined teaching problem we kept hitting in our own home, then stays small on purpose.
Pre-algebra concept map
See where your child is in pre-algebra and what to do next. A map of every Common Core 6th–7th grade concept, how they connect, which ones your child has already mastered, and curated Khan / OpenStax / Math is Fun / Math Antics resources for each. Set a goal; the map turns into a path.
Programming kit for makers
A hands-on starter kit for kids who want to build things, not just watch tutorials. Small projects, real circuits, code you can read out loud. We're testing curricula on our own kids and will open it up when it earns the seat.
Programmable illustration kit
Build adventure-game-quality scene assets from JSON skeletons — deterministic, remixable, kid-tunable. The piece that lets a small workshop publish lots of polished interactive content without paying per-asset.
We build what we actually wanted as parents — a clear picture of where our kid is, a small daily thing to do, and quiet when nothing needs us. No streaks, no gamification, no nudges engineered for retention.
Every link in Trellis was placed by hand. Every prompt in a future Grove unit was tested on our own kids. We'd rather ship five things that work than fifty that look impressive.
Each tool stays small. Modest hosting, clear export, no lock-in, no surprise data sharing. If a tool earns a place in your week, it pays for itself; if not, it's painless to leave.
StoneCampus and Pointegrity share a workshop and a philosophy: small, paid-up-front, privacy-first software for individuals. We just split the K–12 side onto its own front door.
StoneCampus is the K–12 sister site to Pointegrity. Same independent workshop, same philosophy, different audience — parents and learners rather than knowledge workers. Trellis is the first tool live; Grove and Lithica are in development.
Questions, feedback, partnership ideas: hello@stonecamp.us.