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Get supported hardware
| Buy Link | Name | Cost | Key specs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buy | Waveshare ESP32-S3 Touch ePaper 1.54 (V2) | $22.99 | 200 × 200 e-paper, touch, two buttons, mic + speaker, 8 MB flash + 8 MB PSRAM |
| More options may come later. | |||
Dibblit!
An affordable DIY platform for making games with AI.
Quick demo
Demo video coming soon
Make your own Dibblit
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Software Setup
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Add AI credits
Prepay for the AI that generates the games.
50 games
$3
FAQ
Do I need an account?
No. AI credits are paired directly to your Dibblit, so you do not need a user account.
What AI does Dibblit use?
Dibblit uses OpenAI for speech-to-text and a quick safety check, then Kimi K2.6 through Gonka to build and edit games.
Who runs Dibblit?
There are no Dibblit backend servers. Everything runs on the embedded device except the AI, which is accessed directly from the device.
What kind of games can I make with Dibblit?
Puzzles, arcade games, reaction games, word games, and tiny adventures designed for Dibblit’s screen and buttons. Once made, games work offline.
Who is Dibblit for?
Curious kids, parents, educators, makers, and anyone who wants to turn an idea into a tiny game without needing to code.
How does Dibblit make money?
Dibblit is an open-source DIY project, not a product from a company. All money users spend goes toward their hardware or AI credits.
Why does Dibblit use Gonka for AI?
Gonka lets Dibblit use open-weights AI directly from the device, with no account needed and at very low cost.
Who built Dibblit?
Claude Fable and ChatGPT Sol, prompted by Dan Girshovich.