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Join the waitlist and your hero is first in when Sgt. Peck's training missions go live.


Sgt. Peck runs 85 missions across the set. Here is one of each kind. Every one goes live in the app.
Origin Story: How Sgt. Peck Joined the Squad. Trains Education. Two to fifteen minutes. The story of the hard soldier who nearly broke the mission, and the small drawing that changed him forever.
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Code-Breaking Quest. Trains Education. Two to fifteen minutes. A team puzzle. Crack the code together, complete the mission, and learn that good planning beats fast guessing every time.
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Pack Check. Trains Education. Two to fifteen minutes. The nightly homework and tomorrow-prep drill. Sgt. Peck's own discipline, turned into a habit your hero can keep.
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How to Remember Things. Trains Education. Two to fifteen minutes. A memory drill in three simple steps. Learn them, then teach them back to someone else.Pack Check. Trains Education. Two to fifteen minutes. The nightly homework and tomorrow-prep drill. Sgt. Peck's own discipline, turned into a habit your hero can keep.
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Open the file. Everything from why he shouts to the day he learned not to.
Sgt. Peck is the Squad's relentless engine of Elite Excellence. He was the very first recruit Uncle Jamie ever had, and he nearly broke the whole mission before it began. He was a highly decorated Special Forces trainer who believed discipline alone could solve anything. It could not. It took four spectacular failures, and one small child's drawing, to teach him otherwise. Today he is Chief of Training Missions, running Discovery Camp with all the precision he brought from the Special Forces, but pointed at something new.


Pvt. Ace had a crucial mechanics certification exam. He knew the systems instinctively. He understood how every single component connected to every other. But the exam wanted him to memorise the manual, page by page, in sequence, and his ADHD-like mind simply could not hold the format.
He failed the written exam. Then he passed the practical with the highest score his examiner had ever recorded. The certification board would not accept the practical alone.
Pvt. Ace was running a film shoot and a mechanic's shift on the same days, sleeping four hours a night, living on energy drinks, and telling anyone who asked that he was fine. He was not fine. He collapsed on set during a night shoot.
Not dramatically. He simply sat down on the floor and could not get up again, and he stayed there for twenty minutes while people worked around him. His body had stopped accepting instructions.
Pvt. Ace was meticulous about his appearance. Face washed. Hair perfect. Jacket immaculate. His tools and his workspace were another matter entirely.
He let contamination build up in a hydraulic system because cleaning it properly would take an hour he did not want to spend. The engine seized two days later. The repair cost three times what the cleaning would have.
Pvt. Ace was repairing a brake system on a vehicle that was needed urgently. He knew the correct procedure. He also knew a faster way that he had used before without incident, so he used the faster way. The brake held for two days, and then it did not. Nobody was hurt, because the vehicle was stationary when it failed.
Pvt. Ace sat in the workshop afterwards for a long time, thinking about the word stationary, and how much worse the word moving would have been.

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Every hero has a story like his, a lesson learned the hard way and turned into something that helps you. Collect them all when the app lands in 2027.

Reports to Uncle Jamie, Founder and Base Commander. Assisted by Pvt. Ace, Chief of Neuro-Inclusive Learning, and Pvt. Claire, Chief of Friendships.

Sgt. Keith
Chief of Wellbeing

The Neuro-Inclusive Hero Kit: kinesthetic learning kit, sequential task cards, focus fidget tools, adjustable spanner replica, neurodiversity is a superpower patch.

Founding heroes join first. First missions. First streak. First in.


For parents: you will manage the account. Your hero gets the mission.

