Tell the robot where to go. Tap the blocks, press Go, and watch it drive.

↑ Forward 20›Turn right 90°›★ Go!
Pick your adventure ↓Grown-ups & coaches
Three ways to play

Pick your adventure.

Start by tapping picture blocks. End up typing real SPIKE-style Python. Five coding levels, one little robot.

1

Explore.

Ages 5–9 · tap blocks, no reading needed

2

Train.

Ages 8–14 · SPIKE-style code

Training Camp

Practise the moves every robot needs.

Then see “Done ✓” when the robot gets it right.

  • Drive to a line, turn corners, drive a square
  • Lift and carry with the arm
  • Stop on black and follow a line
Start training →
Attachment workshop

Spin, take apart and run five attachments in 3D. See the gears turn and check the 305 mm limit.

Open
3

Compete.

Ages 9–14 · FLL teams

The Arena

The BIOGLOW season table in 3D.

With every mission model, ready for your team to plan, code and run.

  • Code in Word Blocks or Python, just like the SPIKE app
  • Add attachments, run your missions, watch the points add up
Enter the Arena →
Who made Twirbo

Made by a family, for families.

Twirbo is built by Ravi Jilkapally at Aisoft, with a lot of help from his kids. They test every level before you see it, and they pick which ideas come next.

Tell us what you think →
For grown-ups

Nothing to sign up for.

Twirbo runs in the browser on a laptop, Chromebook or tablet. Open the link and go.

Parents

Ten to fifteen minutes is plenty. Start with Sunny Farm.

Teachers

No logins, no student data. Works on school Chromebooks.

Coaches

The 2026–27 BIOGLOW table in 3D, with SPIKE-style code.

For grown-ups →Set up the lab