13-Year-Old Builds AI Study App Without Coding Skills

Zhu Shuhan is a 13-year-old student from Shanghai, China.

She made an app called Zai Chang, which means “On Site.”

The app acts like a virtual parent while children study.

Parents can upload a photo, and the app can alert them if a child uses a phone or leaves their seat.

It also helps students organise study schedules, understand notes, and make practice quizzes.

Zhu said she created it because busy parents may not always be able to study with their children.

She did not know how to code and started using AI only last year.

Her app received 90 orders and earned 18,000 yuan in three days.

She also won third prize and 5,000 yuan at an AI competition in Hangzhou.