KUBLIO

KublioCode

Students build real-world 3D places and bring them to life with block coding, on laptops and tablets.

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A fiddler crab in a Kublio world, then a pupil codes the crabs to run away from the player and presses Play

What Kublio does

Made for the classroom.

  • Build, then bring it to life

    Students build interactive 3D worlds and bring them to life with block coding. Drag-together blocks make each world respond.

  • Hundreds of plant and animal species

    The library holds hundreds of plants and animals. Each is built to a sourced measurement, not an artist's guess.

  • Laptop and tablet

    Students build and code their worlds on laptops and tablets.

  • Build together

    Children can build together in the same world.

  • Runs at school, even offline

    Kublio runs on a school's own server and keeps working when the internet does not.

  • Private by design

    There is no advertising, no tracking, and nothing is sold to anybody.

Space, with real gravity

Real science, running live.

Open the whole solar system and watch gravity drawn as a fabric, every planet denting it. Set the system moving through the galaxy and every orbit becomes a spiral. Then change gravity in code and test it.

Side view of the Sun's heliosphere, with translucent blue and green boundaries surrounding the solar system and interstellar wind flowing around itFront view of the Sun's heliosphere, with the solar system inside nested translucent boundaries and interstellar wind bending around the bubble
The heliosphere: the Sun's bubble, with the interstellar wind sweeping round it.

Living worlds

A world comes alive when students code it.

Students place the animals, then decide what they do. Walk, wait, turn, hide in the mangrove roots. Every behaviour in their world is one they wrote.

Crab scuttling between mangrove roots in a Kublio world
Crab on the flats beside the mangroves in a Kublio world

Block coding

Bring every world to life.

Students drag blocks together to give their 3D worlds behaviour.

A saltwater crocodile in a creek beside a block script: when this is clicked, repeat, if the player is within 6 steps run away, else hop on the spot

For the classroom

Lesson material grounded in the world.

Lesson material includes space and the solar system, tides, the rock cycle, and first-contact history.

  • Space and the solar system

  • Tides

  • The rock cycle

  • First-contact history

For teachers

See every child's work, and the evidence in it.

The class wall shows everyone's latest world on one screen. Open a hand-in and Kublio points to the code that shows each curriculum outcome, and marks which blocks a classmate helped with. You confirm what you agree with. Kublio never grades.

The class wall in Kublio's teacher app, showing three pupils' worldsA pupil's hand-in with a curriculum outcome confirmed by the teacher and a classmate's help marked
Kublio's library showing a grid of animal cards beside a mangrove worldA search for crabs in Kublio's library, showing five crab species beside a mangrove world

The library

Hundreds of plants and animals.

Every plant and animal is built to a sourced measurement rather than an artist's guess. Drop one into a world and it moves the way it should.

Real places, true scale

The same terrain a child can stand on.

Real places are built at true, one-to-one scale from drone survey.

A true-scale ore carrier at anchor in a Kublio world
Everything at true scale: a 290 metre ore carrier at anchor.
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    Drone survey

    The real place is surveyed from the air.

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    True scale

    The terrain is built at one-to-one scale.

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    The same ground

    A child can stand on the terrain in the world.

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    Build and code

    Students add to the place with block coding.

Place packs are made with the communities whose country they represent, and never without them.

For your school

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