DIY- Do Something New Everyday for PC

★ ★ ★ DIY- Do Something New Everyday Overview

What is DIY- Do Something New Everyday?

DIY is a global interest-based community where kids can learn various skills together. The app offers a free plan that provides access to over 5000 how-to videos, hands-on projects, and courses. With a DIY Plus subscription, users can post their creations, earn skill badges, interact freely in a safe community, join live interactive workshops, host challenges and live workshops, participate in contests, and win prizes. The platform is moderated by experts and mentors 24x7 across all time zones.

Software Features and Description

1. - Guilt-Free Screen Time: Learn from exciting courses, how-to videos, live workshops, action-inspiring shows, and fun challenges designed to help kids learn by doing.

2. - Social Skills 101: Make friends and share your passions with kids from around the world that have similar interests in this safe social media for kids.

3. - Learn 100s of skills like art, craft, magic, animation, drawing, science, gacha life, ROBLOX, Minecraft, coding for kids, and more.

4. - Get inspiration from the 2 million+ projects made by DIYers around the world, on this safe and creative social media app for kids.

5. DIY is the largest global interest-based community where kids learn cool skills together.

6. - Kids Inspiring Kids: Creativity is contagious! Share it with other kids on DIY and your ideas could be the start of something new.

7. - Access 5000+ how-to videos, hands-on projects, and exciting courses.

8. Credit card details are required at the start of DIY Plus’s free trial to confirm parental consent.

9. The platform is moderated by experts and mentors, 24x7, across all time zones.

10. Each subscription allows adding up to 4 kids.

11. - All Good In The Hood: No bullies, creeps, ads, or icky content on our COPPA-compliant and KidSafe-certified platform.

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Download and install DIY- Do Something New Everyday on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
DIY- Do Something New Everyday	Get App ↲	3,428 4.06	DIY

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install DIY- Do Something New Everyday app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using DIY- Do Something New Everyday on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "DIY- Do Something New Everyday"
The search will reveal the DIY- Do Something New Everyday app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once DIY- Do Something New Everyday is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including DIY- Do Something New Everyday.
Now enjoy DIY- Do Something New Everyday on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	DIY	4.06	9.0.0

Get DIY- Do Something New Everyday on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	DIY	3428	4.06

Download on Android: Download Android

DIY- Do Something New Everyday functions

- Access to 5000+ how-to videos, hands-on projects, and courses

- Learn 100s of skills like art, craft, magic, animation, drawing, science, gacha life, ROBLOX, Minecraft, coding for kids, and more

- Get inspiration from the 2 million+ projects made by DIYers around the world

- DIY Plus subscription offers additional features such as posting creations, earning skill badges, interacting freely in a safe community, joining live interactive workshops, hosting challenges and live workshops, participating in contests, winning prizes, and getting cool merch from The DIY Shop

- Moderated by experts and mentors 24x7 across all time zones

- Endless skill discovery across areas like STEM, art, crafts, animation, science, gaming, ROBLOX, Minecraft, LEGO, coding for kids, and more

- Guilt-free screen time with exciting courses, how-to videos, live workshops, action-inspiring shows, and fun challenges designed to help kids learn by doing

- Collect Gems upon completing different actions on the platform and use them to get awesome goodies from The DIY Shop

- Kids inspiring kids by sharing their creativity with others on DIY and collaborating with the community

- Social skills development by making friends and sharing passions with kids from around the world with similar interests in this safe social media for kids

- Build a personalized profile with all your creations in it and keep parents in the loop about what interests their kids and how they are growing

- No bullies, creeps, ads, or icky content on the COPPA-compliant and KidSafe-certified platform.

✔ Pros:

- JAM has awesome improvements and new packs to try out

- The lessons are well done and enjoyable for both kids and adults

- The app has a great community and moderators

☹ Cons:

- JAM costs money, which may not be affordable for some users

- The new DIY app is more like a paid version of the original DIY, which may not be appealing to some users

- The transition to the new DIY app was not communicated well and may have been disappointing for some users who cannot afford the paid version.

Top Pcmac Reviews

Still Great, but..

By NyanCat😸 (Pcmac user)

I used to be on the app so much when I was a kid. I made so many new friends and learned a lot of new things. When I heard there was a new app, I downloaded it just to get some nostalgia of the good old days, and maybe even post something. I gave it four stars because I love the app and it's amazing community and moderators (I'm looking at you, Booky! ❤️) but it's become more like your other app, Jam, which was like a paid version of the original the app. Thanks for all the memories, guys. I hope the app and Jam bring you more success.
This is AMAZING!

By WhiskerDoodle (Pcmac user)

I have been on JAM for about a year now and it’s AMAZING! They are making awesome improvements, and so many new packs do try out! Although it costs money... it’s totally worth buying because you learn new things and you can do your dream job by doing one of these lessons! But to the creators to JAM... maybe add some challenges to JAM! Like a weekly art challenge, or try and cook food with this ingredient! And the winners could either get a prize sent to there house or a collection in the app! It’s just a idea, I see that the app is still in development so do take your time on it to make this the best app anyone could be on! 🤗
Even great for my 3 year old

By Someone Writing Something (Pcmac user)

Some of my three year olds favorite things are legos, machines, and science experiments. We watch the videos together and even though he’s not old enough to make the slimes by himself or build the cardboard machines he loves the videos and then he loves me setting up the projects for him to interact with. I love the LEGO, strange science, and invent your own machine courses and I’m excited to check out a few of the others. I’m so happy to have such well done lessons for him and I to both enjoy when we need an activity. Even after one week I’ve seen his inventiveness with his toys multiply.
I like this app, but why’d they change it?

By ZeniaZZ (Pcmac user)

I loved the old the app. I had lots of followers, and there were tons of great challenges and amazing things to do. BUT, when I got on the next day, I saw that it was on a new app. I didn’t care at first and downloaded the app. When it came on though, I saw that I was asking for money if we wanted to be a full member, and I was devastated. I give it a four because, 1, they should’ve warned us, and 2, it is asking for money of which I cannot provide.