And honestly? So do we.
They've explained Joyride. Three times. You've nodded. Pretended to understand.
And now they're pitching a challenge involving a suitcase, a wheel, a nonprofit, an app, and several questionable decisions.
Instead of telling them no — what if we helped them build it?
What is this
After watching Ryan Trahan. No fake startup ideas. No worksheets. No simulations. An actual app, for an actual challenge, raising real money for an actual cause. On Drop-In Day, your kid picks their thing, designs their own challenge, and ships a real app with our team next to them.
In person · A sample day of Talent School
9am – 12pm ET
At our Lake Norman, NC campus. A real slice of what a Talent School morning feels like — pathway guide, project studio, mentor pods, snacks — and your kid leaves with a published app by lunch.
Virtual
9 – 11am ET
Same build sprint, from anywhere. Faster pace — two hours with our pathway team live on Zoom, and your kid still ships a published app.
Receipts
Instead we helped build it. Because that's kind of our thing.
RSVP
Tell us a bit about your learner. We'll send confirmation, address (or Zoom link), and what to bring.
A note, just in case
We'll reserve one seat at Drop-In Day. No cameras. No marketing. No catch.
Just come help a kid make something weird.
One foundation. Many folds.
#JoyrideDay · @ryantrahan @joyride @nokidhungry
