A little curiosity goes a long way

Small robot.
Big ideas.

A robot you build. A plan you create.
A whole world of “let’s try that!”

Meet BotPebble: Robot Lab — a playful building and coding adventure for curious minds aged 6–15.

Offline adventures No ads or purchases
Curiosity: fully charged
A friendly white and orange robot with bright blue eyes, chunky wheels and a little gripper arm
Made by you.Ready for anything.
BUILD SOMETHINGTRY AN IDEALEARN BY DOINGMAKE IT YOURS

01 / Welcome to your robot lab

Big adventures.
Little building blocks.

Rescue a kitten. Cross a muddy park. Put out a fire.
There’s more than one way to solve a problem —
and the next idea is yours.

133↗

story & lab missions

500↗

practice challenges

34✦

robot bodies to discover

Your robot. Your rules.

Mix bodies, movement, sensors and tools. Try a new combination and see what it can do.

ACTUAL GAMEPLAY

02 / A tiny taste of the big idea

Think it. Tap it.
Watch it happen.

No coding experience? Perfect.
Try this little browser demo: give your robot
a few instructions and help it reach the pebble.

MINI MISSION 01

A pebble delivery

Cross the muddy patch, reach the orange pebble, then collect it. Tracks are great in mud!

1. Pick how you move

2. Give it a plan

Tap a block to add it to the end.

Your program 5 / 12

    THE MUDDY SHORTCUTTRACKS EQUIPPED

    Here’s one idea to start with. Run it, or change a block and experiment.

    A small web demo inspired by the game. The Android app has the full 3D adventures.

    A dinosaur robot, wheeled helper and flying helicopter robot ready for an adventure

    03 / A reason to get curious again

    A little quest.
    A little “I did it!”

    Every day, the lab suggests an optional mission. Try a run, finish the challenge and collect achievements along the way.

    • Progress that stays on your device
    • Badges that celebrate what you’ve done
    • No lost streaks. Come back when you want.
    A little more peace of mind

    04 / A happy place for curious minds

    Room to explore.
    Space to get it wrong.

    Pip, your helpful robot guide, suggests one thing
    to try next. Change a part. Adjust a block.
    That’s how discoveries happen.

    Try. Tinker. Try again.

    No penalty for a failed mission. Every experiment is a chance to notice something new.

    Offline, by design.

    The Android game has no ads, purchases, accounts or chat. Adventures work without an internet connection.

    Little steps. Bigger ideas.

    Start with simple sequences. Grow into loops, conditions, Code view and the Engineer Lab.

    Curiosity speaks every language.

    12 app languages, with bundled spoken instructions.
    Switch during play. Turn audio on or off whenever you like.

    Englishবাংলাहिन्दीالعربيةEspañolFrançaisاردو简体中文Bahasa MalaysiaBahasa IndonesiaनेपालीDeutsch

    Designed for ages 6–15. Younger players may enjoy a little grown-up help. All robot experiments happen safely inside the game.

    A few good questions

    For the curious
    grown-ups.

    Something else on your mind?
    Say hello ↗

    Do we need to know how to code?

    No. Children start by adding simple instruction blocks. As they explore, they can try loops and conditions, and see the same program as Python-style code in Code view.

    What devices is it for?

    BotPebble: Robot Lab is being prepared for Android phones and tablets running Android 7.1 or later. The little mission on this website is a browser demo, not the complete game.

    Does the app need internet or an account?

    No. The game runs offline, with no account, chat, advertising or in-app purchases. Progress and preferences are stored on the device.

    Can we change the language or turn off sound?

    Yes. Choose from 12 languages in the app, including during a mission. Spoken instructions, music and effects have controls, and the master audio switch can mute everything.

    Where can I download the game?

    The Android release is coming soon. We’re still testing the game and reviewing language and audio quality. A Google Play link will appear here once the public release is available.

    How do I remove saved game progress?

    Clear the app’s storage in Android settings or uninstall the app. Progress stays on the device and there is no online account to delete. See our privacy policy for details.

    A whole lot of possibility, in one little robot

    Your next big idea
    starts small.

    Meet your first mission Coming to Android