Learn
Courses that end with something that works.
Not a certificate. A robot rolling on your desk, or a flow running while you sleep — and an understanding of why it works.
Nothing is written yet — that's deliberate. The outlines go up first so you can tell me which one to build, and what's missing from it.
Every kit has its course — and every course can be followed without buying the kit.
Build
The robots
Two courses, in order. The first ends with a robot that rolls and dodges walls. The second takes that same robot and gives it an address: you drive it from your phone, and nothing leaves your place.
First robot
From a sealed box to a robot that rolls and dodges walls. With no soldering experience.
Goes with · Discovery Kit — two-wheel robot
Step 2 of 2 Outline publishedConnected robot
The same robot, but it serves its own control page. You drive it from your phone, and nothing leaves your network.
Goes with · Connected Kit — ESP32 and Wi-Fi
Automate
The automations
One course for now, and it doesn't end with a robot. It ends with a flow that runs at seven in the morning with you nowhere near the screen.
What each state means
- Outline published The outline is settled, the content isn't written yet.
- Being written The content is in production.
- Beta Usable, being tested with real people.
- Published Available.
A published outline is not a delivered course. The state says so on every card, and it changes as the work moves.
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