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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.


Sgt. Vest pushed a young recruit named Felix through a training session he was not ready for. Felix had been tired, anxious and struggling for days. Vest had seen the signs and decided the answer was more effort, not less. Felix shut down completely during the third circuit. He sat on the floor, silent, unable to move or speak. Vest stood over him with no idea what to do. He had broken a child with his own training, and Felix did not come back.
Sgt. Vest kept the training camp spotless. Floors clean, kit organised, uniforms pressed. He was meticulous about every kind of cleanliness he could see. Then three recruits developed mild skin infections from shared training equipment that had never been properly sanitised between uses. He had been cleaning around the problem, not through it. The hazard he could not see had been there the whole time.
During an outdoor mission, Sgt. Vest chose a faster route across uneven ground. He could handle it easily, so he assumed the recruits could too. A child using a mobility aid lost their balance on the slope. Nobody was seriously hurt, but the child was shaken, and the trust Vest had spent weeks building was gone in thirty seconds.
Sgt. Vest delivered a session on nutrition and recovery. He knew the subject inside out. He stood at the front, spoke loudly and with complete authority, and covered every single point. Not one child asked a question. Afterwards, a small voice told him the truth: "You were a bit scary. I did not understand it, but I did not want to ask."

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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.

Uncle Jamie
Founder and Base Commander

Pvt. Nurse Nicky
Camp Medic

Pvt. Sands
Chief of Socioeconomic Wellbeing

Elite Excellence Training Kit: Mission Checklist, Drill Cards, beret patch, precision toothbrush, neck-washing soap.

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


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

