About S7
Seven Sages AI (S7) is a world of stories for children aged 4 to 10. Seven star friends and Polaris teach good food, science, learning, honesty, courage, gratitude and imagination — never through lectures, always through stories and play.
The safety lesson repeated in every story
The biggest S7 rule is meant for real life too: a sage never visits a child alone. They always come through the child's own family — parents, grandparents, or whoever cares for the child — and only with their agreement.
The trickster in the stories, Shade, does the opposite: he comes alone, asks for secrets, stops children asking grown-ups, rushes them and tempts them with gifts. Every time, the child learns the same thing: "If someone says 'don't tell anyone,' tell your grown-up first."
One request: when your child tells you something like this, please don't scold them for talking to that person. Praise them. The grown-ups in our stories always do, so that children feel safe telling you in real life too.
Why the sages' faces and names change
The S7 sages never grow old, so they don't belong to one language, time, place, religion or culture. In each story they choose a name and a gentle look that feel familiar to the children there, so no child is ever scared. Their fixed identity is the S7 mark and their colors.
The sages never take the form of any god, prophet, saint, angel or revered religious figure, so children from every family can enjoy these stories comfortably.
- Polaris: Heroes of Every Age and stories from history
- Maple (red): gratitude, calm and a kind heart
- Zest (orange): real food, play, sport and sleep
- Quill (yellow): learning, maths, puzzles and curiosity
- Fern (green): everyday bravery, nature, animals and saying "no" to wrong things
- Orbit (blue): science, space and technology
- Wren (indigo): good habits, honesty, kindness and manners
- Pip (violet): imagination, play, toys and bringing family together
How the site keeps children safe
- No ads, no log-ins and no forms in the kids' zone.
- No personal information is collected from children. Anything typed into games or the Thank-You Jar stays only on that device.
- A Grown-up Gate — a question only a grown-up can answer — stands before the grown-ups' area, outside links and sign-ups.
- No scoreboards, no comparing with others and no in-game purchases.
- In stories and games, children only do everyday, risk-free things, and always ask a grown-up before trying something new.
How to get started
- Read the first story, "The North Star", with your child.
- Afterwards, ask 3–4 questions from the Talk Guide.
- Play "Real or Trickster?" together and talk about each answer.
- On a clear night, use "Tonight's Sky" to find the Big Dipper.
Keep it on your computer like an app
You can install Seven Sages AI on your computer like an app. It opens in its own window, without browser tabs or the address bar.
- Chrome or Edge (Windows, Mac): click the install icon at the right end of the address bar.
- Safari (Mac): choose "Add to Dock" from the File menu.
A downloadable app for Windows and Mac is coming soon.