Dibblit!

Dibblit is being built in the open; its open-source repository is coming soon. Dibblit calls open-weight LLMs via Gonka directly from the device, currently moonshotai/Kimi-K2.6 with thinking enabled. These models write Python code for the games, which run in a restricted MicroPython environment on the device (no internet access). For speech-to-text, Dibblit currently streams bounded microphone audio directly to OpenAI’s Realtime transcription API using gpt-live-transcribe; the full recording is not retained.

No. AI credits are paired directly to your Dibblit, so you do not need a user account.

Dibblit uses a low-cost speech-to-text model and a quick safety check, then Kimi K2.6 on the Gonka network to build and edit games.

The setup page creates two capped keys after payment. Audio, game ideas, generated code, and games still go directly between your Dibblit and the AI providers.

No. Each provider key has a lifetime spending limit and no reset date. It works until its prepaid credit is used, with no automatic top-up.

Puzzles, arcade games, reaction games, word games, and tiny adventures designed for Dibblit’s screen and buttons. Once made, games work offline.

Curious kids, parents, educators, makers, and anyone who wants to turn an idea into a tiny game without needing to code.

Dibblit is an open-source DIY project, not a product from a company. The full AI-credit payment is added to the two provider limits; payment fees are covered separately.

Gonka lets Dibblit use open-weights AI directly from the device, with no account needed and at very low cost.

Claude Fable and ChatGPT Sol, prompted by Dan Girshovich.