Codabots Build a game

Say a game.Bots build it.

Describe the game you want, typed or out loud. The bots write it while you watch, hand it to you to play, and change it in about half a minute every time you ask.

Build a gamePlay what others made
Loading a game built on Codabots

From an idea to a game you can play, in about a minute.

No code to learn and nothing to install. It runs in the browser on a laptop or a phone.

  1. Say it

    Tell the foreman bot what you want: a runner chased by hounds, a boss fight, a racing snail.

  2. Watch it build

    The code writes itself on screen while the bots work.

    First version in under two minutes

  3. Play it

    The game runs right there. Publish it and anyone with the link can play it on their phone.

  4. Change anything

    Faster hounds, a sprint button, trees everywhere. Ask, and play the new version.

    Changes land in about half a minute
The Argon line

Flip one switch and the bots rebuild your game far bigger and more detailed: more systems, richer worlds, hand-drawn-looking art. Every change after that still comes back in seconds.

Made on Codabots

Real games, built by talking to the bots. Each one opens and plays in your browser.

Loading the shelf.

Built for kids 10 and up, with the guardrails parents expect.

The same factory runs for kids at mactfactory.com. These protections are on there by default.

Content set by age

Players pick 10 to 12 or 13 and up, and the bots match it: cartoon action only for the younger group, no horror, no weapons aimed at people, no romance.

Names never reach the AI

Voice goes through Modulate, which bleeps out names, places and numbers before anything else hears it. Typing gets the same filter.

Nothing rude goes public

Every published game passes a personal-information filter and a word filter before it reaches the showroom.

Games can't reach the internet

Each game runs sealed off, so it can't send anything anywhere. Read the privacy policy

For investors

Live from the factory floor. These numbers update as people build.

…games and versions built
…games in the public showroom
…typical wait for a change
…of demo builds that ran first time or after an automatic fix
…minutes testers spent playing their own games

How it makes money

Building is free. For kids, the Argon line, which rebuilds games with far more depth and detail, is $9.99 a month, paid by a grown-up. For adults, Pro Builder is $19.99 a month: a personal AI game studio for one long-form game, with every version kept, free publishing and export. Next, pros sell their games, with a 50% share.

Pro Builder payments run through Stripe.

Who is building it

ROSE Corp, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

Write to legal@roseglass.dev