Code Kitty

Our pricing is based on the costs of hardware and production. All Code Kitty members are unpaid volunteers. A workshop is typically for 5-20 people.

Our workshop is $50/person (includes robot).

- Buy a robot for $40

- Buy one robot and donate one for $70

- Buy a ten pack of robots for $350

- Buy a classroom set of 30 robots for $1000

You can also make a tax-exempt donation to our non-profit, helping fund our future projects and furthering our research and development.
Simply fill out our Google Form and choose Make a donation to get started.

Did you just get a Code Kitty robotics kit, and aren't sure where to start? Your story with Code Kitty starts here. Don't worry, we'll walk you through everything.

Check out our Build page for step-by-step instructions to assemble your new robot. We walk you through it, and you'll be purrfect in no time!

If you just finished building your robot, or took one of our workshops but now want a refresher, you can go through our online Python coding tutorial.

Now that you've learned Python, it's time to bring your robot to life! Get started with CircuitPython and explore the world of robotics!

In the final part of our workshop, learn how to code your robot to work even when it's not connected to your computer.

We have included our own Python library on your robot to make coding easier. Check out our Function Reference sheet for a complete list of functions.

We believe in sharing, so we have all of our designs on Thingiverse! This way you can 3D print your own Kitty or turn it into something new! Kitty-Tank, anyone?

All you need is a computer (or Chromebook) running Chrome browser to code your Kitty. Just install the Text and Beagleterm apps, then click here.

The Adafruit Trinket m0 is the brain of your Code Kitty robot. Check out Adafruit's Trinket m0 page for more info about this board, CircuitPython, and more!