For parents & schools
PhysiCode teaches kids to code with their hands. Children build a program out of chunky physical blocks, snap one photo, and watch a small robot drive it — no typing, no accounts for kids, and barely any screen time.
How a session works
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Build
Kids lay out coding blocks on the floor or a desk — forward, turn, repeat — like a puzzle.
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Snap
One photo of the blocks. The app reads them right on the device, in about a second.
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Go
The program is sent to the robot over Bluetooth and it drives — mistakes and all, which is where the learning is.
Built for every kind of learner
Hands first, screens second
The thinking happens with physical blocks. The screen is only the camera and the go button.
Calm by default
Big buttons, plain language, no timers and no pressure — designed with neurodivergent learners in mind, good for everyone.
Accessible out of the box
Dyslexia-friendly font, read-aloud, high contrast and extra-bold options are built in, not bolted on.
Classroom-ready
Works offline once loaded — no school Wi-Fi needed for the core loop. One kit runs a whole small group.
Privacy, in plain words
- Kids never sign in. Only parents and teachers hold accounts.
- Photos of the blocks are processed on the device and never uploaded.
- No ads, no trackers, and we never sell data.
- Grown-ups stay in control and can delete their family's data at any time.
The full details are in our privacy policy and children's privacy notice.
Getting PhysiCode
The app is free. The physical kit — the coding blocks and a micro:bit-powered robot — is what brings it to life. We're a small Singapore-based team and we currently take orders directly, for families and for classroom sets alike.