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- February 8, 2022
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- 1.0.2
- Launched
- October 2021
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- Free
- App size
- 91.9 MB
- Content rating
- Medium
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About The Nestomir Digital
The Nestomir Digital was an education app developed by Steven Reubenstone. It was removed from the App Store Jun 9, 2025.
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The Nestomir Digital was free. The app size was 91.95 MB. The last available version was 1.0.2. The last update was on February 8, 2022.
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The app had a content rating of Medium Maturity. The app had been available on the App Store since October 2021.
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Frequently asked questions about The Nestomir Digital
Is The Nestomir Digital free?
Yes. The Nestomir Digital was free on the App Store.
Is The Nestomir Digital still available?
No. The Nestomir Digital was removed from the App Store. We last saw it there Jun 9, 2025.
How large is The Nestomir Digital?
The Nestomir Digital is 91.95 MB.
Is The Nestomir Digital suitable for children?
App Store gives The Nestomir Digital a medium maturity rating, so it is not meant for young children.
Who made The Nestomir Digital?
The Nestomir Digital was developed by Steven Reubenstone. It was listed in the education category on the App Store.
What are the best alternatives to The Nestomir Digital?
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Store listing
By Steven Reubenstone, from the App StoreSimilar apps
Description by Steven Reubenstone Written by the developer, not by AppBrain. Click to read.
An entirely new way to learn coding & engineering...The Nestomir tells the tale of Jake Addison, a troubled Adolescent, from Grapefield, Wisconsin, who struggles with living up to the remarkable academic success of his father and grandfather. But everything changes one day when fate crosses Jake's path with a learning obsessed special forces soldier from a distant galaxy known as The Nestomir.
A REVOLUTIONARY LEARNING EXPERIENCE.
- Learn to code through an authentic sci fi story: Woven into the story are teachings taken from The Nestomir Galaxy's study of The Utma, the mysterious force holding The Nestomir, and all of us, together.
- Lessons designed by a team of engineers, writers, and scientists who took their own life-learning experiences to create the technical lessons in this story
- Lessons in Part I: Strange Landings focus on CODE. From creating Python functions, the magic of the open-source ecosystem, to understanding the essence of data...the story offers critical lessons intentionally focused on coding topics that often confuse first time learners.
ABOUT THE DIGITAL APP → WE CAN MAKE READING *REALLY* FUN AGAN.
a. Read together: Read the book with friends! The app lets you stay in sync with friends as you read through the adventure.
b. In-story forum: Discuss the story with the community and ask lesson questions!
c. Soundbites from the author: Listen to the challenges Steven faced on his own learning journey.
d. Powerful In-line Glossary: Get easy to access definitions, explanations, story lore, suggested practice exercises right as you read the book.
Important:
• The app currently DOES NOT support offline mode). Make sure you have an INTERNET connection when using The Nestomir native. Offline mode coming Fall 2021.
• Story is relevant for readers of all ages
• It took us 2.5 years to create The Nestomir, Part I: Strange Landings - the story and the lessons will NOT disappoint!
• Yes - the native app contains the ENTIRE novel
"This is a novel for adolescents & young adults. It's not a picture book for toddlers. We aren't replicating existing coding courses either–we're providing you with an entirely new learning ideology...and we're looking at engineering from a completely different perspective. From Robloxers to art lovers - all should benefit."
— From the Author, Creator, Steven Reubenstone
FAQ
Why did we create this story?
>> The future of learning is about working with our brain, not working against it. We were designed to learn through narratives (stories). Ever stop and think about the complexity in even the simplest story? What about your favorite TV show? Did you know you had to store hundreds of complex relationships all while a plot with different places, people, motives and emotions evolve in front of you? If we can absorb these highly complex stories so well, even as children, then why not use stories to understand something simpler than the story itself, like math and coding? This question was the inspiration for The Nestomir. We want to use the power of storytelling to teach.
Do I need to care about coding to read this story?
>> Absolutely not. Coding is an important topic in 2021, we stand by that. But our intention is not to force anyone to code. Our intention is enlighten kids as to how code will be applicable to all industries (and passions), in the future.
What is the story about?
>> An accidental wrong turn tumbles Jake Addison into the midst of a war based in a galaxy millions of light years away whose culture worships a mysterious force, The Utma, which is believed to guide how all beings learn, love, and create. Think troubled teen. Think special forces alien soldier. Think foreign galaxy. Think superpowers. Think mysterious forces.
*The story will be discounted for the first month after launch, so get the The Nestomir Digital now!