logocode.dev

Playful things to make and to watch

A way to learn to code by drawing with a turtle, cats that move in on your iPhone and your Mac, and a Siri remote for your servers.

Logo Code in a browser: a short Logo program in the editor and, on the canvas, a rainbow of overlapping squares the turtle drew.
Web · free

Logo Code

Draw with a turtle. Learn by playing.

The classic Logo language in your browser: steer the turtle, repeat, make procedures, and watch your code draw. Start from templates, turn a picture or your name into code, and share what you make with a link or QR code.

Start drawing →
Pocket Pounce on an iPhone: cats sitting on Home Screen app icons.
iPhone

Pocket Pounce

Cats on your Home Screen.

Cats that sit on your app icons, hop between them and get into mischief. Turn your iPhone and they land on their feet; give it a jiggle and your icons tumble loose.

See Pocket Pounce →
Desktop Zoomies on a Mac: cats on the tops of windows, one asleep in a cat bed and one batting a ball of yarn.
Mac

Desktop Zoomies

A cat that lives on your Mac.

It climbs your windows, naps in its bed, chases a laser, types along with you and DJs when you play music. Free with one cat; a licence unlocks more cats, the furniture and the toys.

Meet Desktop Zoomies →
SSH Flow on an iPhone: a “Hey Siri, ask SSH Flow” banner above snippet cards with Run buttons.
iPhone · coming soon

SSH Flow

Run server commands by voice.

Save the commands you run every day and run them from Siri, your iPhone or your Apple Watch, with results in plain English. Live server charts, a real SSH terminal, and Face ID before anything destructive.

See SSH Flow →