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TechToast Academy 25 Week
Learn & Build Program
25 Weeks of real engineering
Real engineering, made simple
104 builds that teach real skills
Build something in week one
Go from beginner to inventor
Lifetime access — learn at your own pace
Free tracked shipping worldwide
Try it risk-free for 30 days. Not in love? Get a full refund—no questions asked.
How does TechToast work?
Your child follows simple online lessons to build electronic circuits and write code. They start with the basics, then progress to more complex projects until they can code and invent projects on their own. No prior experience needed.
How often should my child use it?
Aim for one project a week, allowing time to build, explore and try the challenges. You can split a project into shorter sessions or spend longer experimenting. The course works around your family's schedule.
Do we need any coding or electronics experience?
No. TechToast Academy starts from the basics, so neither you nor your child needs any experience.
What ages is it for?
TechToast is recommended for ages 8+, including teens and adults. Younger children may need help reading the instructions at first. No experience is needed, so you can learn alongside them too.
What's included?
You get the electronics for all 25 weekly projects, the full online program, extra projects and lifetime support. That includes the controller board, wires, lights, sensors, motors and more. You’ll just need a Windows or Mac computer to upload the code.
30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Let your child open the box and give it a proper try. If it’s not right for your family, contact us within 30 days for a full refund. We accept returns even if you’ve used the parts or lost pieces, and we cover return shipping.
Shipping & Returns
We offer free tracked shipping worldwide. Orders leave the next business day and usually arrive within 7 to 14 days. We’ll send your tracking details so you can follow your delivery. If you need to return your order, simply contact our support team.
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I love how simple it is. Just open and go. It fits perfectly into our weekly routine and delivers real results 🥰
10,000+ Confidence Transformations
“Look What I Made!”
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“We've been doing TechToast for a month, and the change in my child's confidence is remarkable. They're building working circuits and figuring things out that they used to ask me for help with. I feel like we've discovered something they're actually good at!”
Sarah M. | Parent of a 10-year-old
Verified Customer
Something They Want to Finish
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“I've spent a fortune on activities that never held my child's attention. This actually works! They're focused on building, and those projects they used to give up on are now things they want to finish. Worth every penny.”
Cathy M. | Parent of a 15-year-old
Verified Customer
We’re Learning Together
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"As my kids got older, I was starting to notice more time spent scrolling and less interest in doing anything else. Building together once a week has made a noticeable difference. The best part? I don't need to know anything about electronics! They're excited to learn and proud to show me what they've made."
Charlotte H. | Parent of siblings aged 11 & 14
Verified Customer
Real Engineering Now in Your Child’s Hands
You shouldn’t need expensive classes or an engineering background to help your child build something that works. With TechToast, you don’t.
TechToast brings hands-on engineering directly to your kitchen table, combining real electronic components with an easy-to-follow program your child can work through at home, one project at a time.
Agreed TechToast helped their child spend less time mindlessly scrolling
Reported that their child was more focused, engaged and excited to learn
Agreed that the projects were easy to follow without electronics experience
Reported that their child felt more confident figuring things out independently
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The Powerful Build-and-Code Combination
Step 1: Reusable Breadboard Connections
Your child plugs wires and components into a reusable breadboard, following clear connection diagrams. There's no soldering required, so they can easily change connections and reuse the same parts for their next project.
Step 2: Bring It to Life with Code
Your child follows the coding instructions and uploads the code to make their circuit work. Press a button, light up a display, or turn a motor. They can see how the instructions on their screen control something they built with their own hands.
This hands-on combination gives your child something they can see working and feel proud of, starting with their very first project.
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Help Your Child Discover What They Can Do
Whether your child needs something more engaging, a boost in confidence, or a bigger challenge, TechToast gives them something real to work toward.
Screen Time Worth Feeling Good About
THEIR FIRST WORKING PROJECT
Follow clear instructions to build a circuit
Make a light respond to a button
Connect what's on screen to something real
Finish with something they can show you
"Usually I ask what they've been doing on the computer and get a shrug. This time they called me over to show me a light they'd made work with a button. Such a small thing, but they were so proud of it."
Emily K. | Parent of a 10-year-old
Verified Customer
From “I Can’t” to “I Made This”
AS THEY BUILD AND PRACTISE
Put new skills to work in each project
Learn to spot and fix connection mistakes
Change the code and see what happens
Take on challenges beyond the instructions
“When the project didn't work, I expected them to give up and ask me to fix it. Instead, they went back through the instructions and found a wire in the wrong place. The smile when it finally worked said everything.”
Rebecca S. | Parent of a 12-year-old
Verified Customer
Ready for a Bigger Challenge
AS THEIR SKILLS GROW
Combine lights, sensors, motors and code
Build more complex projects step by step
Put their skills together in a keycard door lock
Explore their own ideas using reusable parts
“We started with a little light, and now they're showing me how a keycard opens a lock they built. I honestly didn't know they could do something like this. They're already asking what else they can make with the parts.”
Daniel W. | Parent of an 11-year-old
Verified Customer
The TechToast Advantage
Here’s how TechToast Academy stands apart from other electronics programs:
Engineer-Designed. Educator-Approved.
Our projects guide your child through building and coding step by step, with clear explanations that help them understand why each connection matters.
Less Setup, More Building
The electronic components come together in one organized case, with a matching online course, so you can spend less time finding parts and more time helping your child get started.
Clear Instructions Without the Guesswork
Detailed connection diagrams show your child where each wire goes, while troubleshooting guides help them work out what to check when something doesn't work.
Real Components, Reusable Connections
Your child builds with a programmable controller, sensors, lights and motors. The breadboard connections plug in without soldering, so the parts can be used again for their next project.
Bigger Challenges as Their Skills Grow
Your child starts with a simple working circuit and progresses to more advanced projects. Along the way, they can experiment with the code and connections to explore their own ideas.
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Real Engineering Made Simple
Every TechToast project pairs real electronic components with clear building and coding instructions. This means:
The Right Parts
Each project shows your child exactly which components to use and where to connect them.
Learning That Sticks
Your child puts each lesson into practice by building a working circuit and seeing what their code does.
Build Again and Again
Reusable connections let your child take projects apart and use the same components to build something new.
How TechToast Academy Works
Your child follows a connection diagram to build their circuit, then uploads the code to bring it to life. When they press a button and a light comes on, they can see how the code controls something they built with their own hands.
TechToast turns instructions into something your child can actually do:
• Watching a tutorial: Your child sees someone else build a project.
• Building with TechToast: Your child connects the parts, runs the code and tests a working project themselves.
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"I could actually see it click when my daughter pressed the button and the light came on. Then she started explaining the wires to me. She was so proud she'd built something that really worked, and immediately wanted to show her dad."
Tara L.
Parent of a 16-year-old
Verified Customer
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Real Technology That Builds Real Skills
TechToast combines real electronic components with guided projects that help your child understand how technology works, one build at a time.
Arduino Uno R3
The programmable brain behind each project runs your child's code to control lights, read sensors and move motors. They can change the instructions and see the results right in front of them.
Reusable Breadboard
Simple plug-in connections let your child build circuits without soldering. They can move wires, correct mistakes and use the same parts again for their next project.
C++ Programming
Your child brings their projects to life using a real programming language. Guided examples help them get started, then challenges let them change the code and discover what happens.
Electronic Sensors
Light and temperature sensors help your child build projects that respond to their surroundings. They can cover a sensor or change the light and see their circuit react.
Precision Servo Motor
Your child uses code to control how far a motor turns. As they make it move between positions, they discover how electronic instructions become physical movement.
RFID Keycard Technology
Your child builds a system that recognizes a keycard and responds to it. Putting the reader, code and motor together lets them create their own working keycard door lock.
Real Engineering on Your Family’s Schedule
1. Get Ready
Open the case, choose your project and gather the parts listed in the lesson. The instructions show your child what they'll need and where to begin.
2. Build and Code
Follow the diagram to connect the wires and components, then upload the code from your computer. Your child brings the project to life one step at a time.
3. See It Work
Press the button, watch the light come on and enjoy that "I made this!" moment. Then try a challenge to discover what else the project can do.
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Real Families, Real Builds
Don't take our word for it. Hear from parents whose children are building working projects and proudly showing what they've made.
“Look What I Made!”
★★★★★
“We've been doing TechToast for a month, and the change in my child's confidence is remarkable. They're building working circuits and figuring things out that they used to ask me for help with. I feel like we've discovered something they're actually good at!”
Jessica R. | Parent of an 8-year-old
Verified Customer
Something They Want to Finish
★★★★★
“I've spent a fortune on activities that never held my child's attention. This actually works! They're focused on building, and those projects they used to give up on are now things they want to finish. Worth every penny.”
Michael D. | Parent of an 11-year-old
Verified Customer
We’re Learning Together
★★★★★
"As my child got older, I was starting to notice more time spent scrolling and less interest in doing anything else. Building together once a week has made a noticeable difference. The best part? I don't need to know anything about electronics! They're excited to learn and proud to show me what they've made."
Amanda F. | Parent of a 7-year-old
Verified Customer
Real Engineering Without the Extra Classes
TechToast brings building and coding to your kitchen table, with reusable electronics and guided projects your child can work through on your family's schedule.
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Learn & Build Program
One purchase includes the program and electronics
Build at home whenever it suits you
Build and code real working projects
Pause, repeat and practise at your own pace
Keep the components and reuse them for new ideas
In-Person
Robotics Classes
Fees vary by class or term
Scheduled sessions and travel
Build and code during class
Follow the class schedule
Take-home equipment varies by provider
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Try It With Confidence.
30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
If your child isn't enjoying the projects, or you're not seeing that “look what I made!” excitement, we'll give you your money back.
Give TechToast a try at home. If it isn't right for your family, contact us within 30 days for a full refund. You can return it even if it's been used, parts are missing or something has broken. We'll cover the return shipping too.
You get to see how your child responds before deciding whether TechToast is worth keeping.
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Try It With Confidence.
30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
If your child isn't enjoying the projects, or you're not seeing that “look what I made!” excitement, we'll give you your money back.
Give TechToast a try at home. If it isn't right for your family, contact us within 30 days for a full refund. You can return it even if it's been used, parts are missing or something has broken. We'll cover the return shipping too.
You get to see how your child responds before deciding whether TechToast is worth keeping.
30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Engineer-Designed
Educator-Approved
For the Best Results...
We want your family to have the best possible experience with TechToast.
Follow these simple tips to get started:
DO's
Start with the first project so each new skill builds on what your child already knows.
Let your child make the connections so they experience building something themselves.
Make time to build regularly, at a pace that works for your family.
Celebrate the small wins, including finding a mistake and fixing it.
Try the extra challenges to put each new skill into practice.
DONT's
Don't worry about knowing electronics. The instructions guide you through each project.
Don't rush to fix everything. Give your child time to check the diagram and try again.
Don't expect every project to work first time. Finding the problem is part of learning.
Don't turn it into a race. Pause, repeat a lesson or take a break whenever needed.
Answers to Your Questions
How soon will my child build something that works?
The first project guides your child through building a light they can control with a button. They'll have a working circuit to test and show you before moving on to more advanced projects.
How often should we use TechToast?
There's no fixed schedule — the program has 25 weekly projects, so most families do one build a week.
But it's completely self-paced: your child can do several in a weekend, or take a break and pick it back up.
Because the components are reusable, they can rebuild and experiment as often as they like.
Is it difficult for beginners?
TechToast starts with the basics and guides your child through the connections and code. No previous electronics or coding experience is needed. Younger children may need help reading the instructions and getting started.
When is the best time to build?
Choose a time when your child can settle in without feeling rushed. An afternoon, a weekend morning or a regular homeschool session can all work. You can pause and pick up where you left off.
How do we look after the components?
Disconnect the power when you finish, keep the electronics dry and return loose parts to the organizer. Pull connectors gently rather than tugging on the wires, so everything is ready for the next build.
Are there any safety guidelines?
Follow the lesson's wiring and power instructions, and disconnect power before changing connections. Keep small parts away from young children and pets. Younger builders should have an adult nearby to help.
What ages is TechToast suitable for?
We recommend TechToast for ages 8 and up, including teens and adults. Younger children may need someone alongside them to help read the instructions. You can learn together, even if you've never built a circuit before.
Can my child make their own projects?
Yes. Start with the guided builds, then use the challenges to explore changes to the code and connections. As their skills grow, your child can combine the reusable components in their own projects.
Do we need new parts for every project?
No. The included electronics cover the 25 weekly projects, and the components can be reused. Your child can take a circuit apart and use those same parts for the next build.
Does each project need to be finished in one sitting?
No. Your child can stop at a convenient point and come back later. Take a photo of the connections, note where you stopped and disconnect the power until you're ready to continue.
Get Your TechToast Today!
Give your child something they can build, understand and proudly show you.
Turn Screen Time Into Something They Can Show You
Your child uses the computer to bring real lights, sensors and motors to life.
Build Skills With Every Working Project
They practise following instructions, solving problems and discovering how things work.
Bring Real Engineering Home
Get reusable electronics and a guided online program your family can work through together.
Electronics Included
Guided Online Course
Try TechToast with our 30-day money-back guarantee. Give your child the chance to build, experiment and see what they can do.
If it isn't right for your family, contact us within 30 days for a full refund.
Try TechToast with our 30-day money-back guarantee. Give your child the chance to build, experiment and see what they can do. If it isn't right for your family, contact us within 30 days for a full refund.
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