SaySpark
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VisitSaySpark vs VEXcode
What both publish
| Fact | SaySpark | VEXcode |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Windsor, Ontario, Canada | Greenville, Texas, United States |
| Privacy | SaySpark says browser demo conversations remain in server memory for the session, are not linked to identity or written to its database, and are not used to train a model. | The software privacy policy says VEX applications do not collect personally identifiable information, while optional feedback may include information users submit and Google Analytics may collect anonymous aggregate usage data. |
| Purpose | SaySpark is a robotics education platform where children talk to an AI tutor and use a simulator or Spark Mini robot to explore engineering challenges. | VEXcode is coding software for VEX robotics users from kindergarten through college and beyond. |
| Support | SaySpark says it typically provides a human support reply within one business day. | The VEX support page lists product and software support by email and phone, with U.S. phone support Monday through Friday, 7am–5pm CST. |
SaySpark plans
- Early accessFree
VEXcode plans
- VEXcode VR FreeFree
- VEXcode VR Enhanced$199 a year
- VEXcode VR Premium$499 a year
Pick SaySpark if…
SaySpark suits children learning robotics with adult supervision, and teachers who want classroom activities and assessments. The simulator, curriculum, and Spark Mini offer different ways to explore engineering challenges.
Pick VEXcode if…
VEXcode suits students and educators learning or teaching programming with VEX robots. The browser-based VR option is suited to classrooms that want activities without student accounts.