Dibblit

Build your own games with AI on tiny embedded devices.

A smiling coral Dibblit with one square ear and one round ear Waveshare ESP32-S3 Touch ePaper 1.54 board, a palm-sized white device with a small e-paper screen

Games you can build with Dibblit

A monochrome Snake game running on Dibblit's 200-pixel e-paper display

Mystic Snake

A monochrome Brick Breaker game running on Dibblit's 200-pixel e-paper display

Brick Breaker

Quick demo

Make your own Dibblit

1

Get the hardware

Waveshare ESP32-S3 Touch ePaper 1.54 board

Waveshare ESP32-S3 Touch ePaper 1.54 (V2)

A palm-sized e-paper screen with touch, two buttons, a mic, and a speaker.

$22.99 Buy

More options may come later.

2

Software setup

Plug your Dibblit into this computer with a USB cable, then click the button below.

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3

Add AI credits

Prepay for the AI that generates the games. Keep your Dibblit plugged in.

$0.50 speech transcription + $1.50 game generation. Credits never expire and there is no automatic top-up.

4

Say your first game

Say any game idea out loud and Dibblit builds it for you. Try “snake, but the apples run away.”

FAQ

Is Dibblit safe and private for kids?

Dibblit was built with kids in mind. Every game idea passes a safety check before a game is written, and finished games run offline. There are no accounts, ads, or tracking.

How does Dibblit work?

Say a game idea out loud. Dibblit turns your voice into a playable game. Once made, games live on the device and work offline.

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.

Why separate hardware? Why not make games on a phone or laptop?

Constraints bring focus, and creativity.

Do I need an account?

No. AI credits are paired directly to your Dibblit, so there is nothing to sign up for.

Do AI credits expire?

No. Your payment becomes prepaid spending limits with the two AI providers, one for speech and one for games. Credits last until used, with no automatic top-up.

Who is behind Dibblit?

Dibblit is an open-source DIY project, not a company, built by Claude Fable and ChatGPT Sol, prompted by Dan Girshovich. The website only handles initial setup. Audio, game ideas, and games go directly between your Dibblit and the AI providers.