Projects
Write TinkerPy code for your board and watch real things happen — lights, motors, sensors, robots and more.
- 💡 Hardware
- 🤖 Robotics
- 🏠 Automation
- 📶 Wireless · Bluetooth · IoT
- 🌡️ Sensors
- 🖥️ Display & sound
Your work is saved in your free TinkerPy account, so you can open it on any computer or phone.
Your work is saved in your free TinkerPy account, so you can open it on any computer or phone.
Your work is saved in your free TinkerPy account, so you can open it on any computer or phone.
Your work is saved in your free TinkerPy account, so you can open it on any computer or phone.
📘 Tutorial & Reference guide
Learn TinkerPy step by step, and look things up while you code — read any chapter, any time.
The editor, board pins, logic, loops and every module you can connect.
Code every module: sensors, servos, robots, Bluetooth, IoT, displays, GSM and GPS.
All about Projects
Your mentor’s quick guide: how it works, what to try next, and answers to common questions.
Drag blocks from the palette or type TinkerPy. Every function has examples to copy.
Press ▶ Simulator — see the lights, motors and screens work, no board needed.
Send it by USB, Bluetooth or WiFi. Your real project comes to life!
🧗 What to make next
Blink a light · button switch · buzzer beep · servo sweep
Distance alarm · robot eyes on OLED · TV-remote fan · Bluetooth car
IoT weather station · gesture-controlled car · smart home with an app
🎒 What you need
- 🧩A TinkerPy board (TinkerKit Mini or Mega) — or just the Simulator to start
- 🔌A USB cable, or Bluetooth / WiFi to send your code
- 🔧Parts for your idea: LEDs, sensors, servo, motors, buzzer, display…
- 🧠Curiosity! Every mistake shows a hint and a “Pick one” fix.
❓ Questions students ask
What is the difference between a Project and an App?
A Project is the code that runs on your board (the brain of your robot). An App runs on a phone or web page and talks to your board by Bluetooth or IoT.
I don’t have a board yet. Can I still make projects?
Yes! Every project runs in the Simulator — buttons, lights, motors, screens and even the TV remote.
How do I copy an Example?
Open the Examples tab and tap “Make my copy”. You get your own copy to change — the example stays safe.
Who can see my projects?
Only you — until you share it with a friend, your team or your mentor, or publish it to AppSpace.
Make an App with buttons, a joystick or an AI camera that talks to your board.