English, Dutch & visual Blocks
Write in either source language, convert between them, and edit supported constructs visually. Unsupported valid code remains visible; incomplete syntax cannot be shown as Blocks.
Tools for curious learners.
From Dutch instructions and visual blocks to original drawings, games, and projects. Explore the learning tools and the Classroom plans for using them at school.
Bring Pliro into your school
A school licence. A whole year of making.
Give your learners a familiar way into programming and add the classroom tools to support them. Explore Pliro Classroom, with named learner seats and teacher-authorised previews.
See what Classroom includesLearn by making
Core learning tools are shared with Learner. The Classroom plans add the school licence, learner allocation, and classroom workflows.
Guidance while you code
Syntax highlighting, completion, parameter help, localized errors, and supported quick fixes help you understand the next step.
Run, pause & explore
Run a program, selection, or block in the desktop editor. Pause and resume, inspect values, or experiment in the command console. Stepping currently runs complete top-level statements.
Turtle drawings & 2D games
Work with shapes, text, colors, sprites, keyboard input, and pointer clicks on supported hosts. Desktop projects include image management and sound playback.
Create your own pixel art
Draw transparent PNG sprites from 8 to 64 pixels in saved portable projects. Arrange and preview animation frames, then insert the generated code; animation drafts are temporary.
A virtual hardware workbench
Connect virtual LEDs, buttons, switches, and seven-segment displays. Simulated temperature and potentiometer inputs produce digital threshold values, with virtual wiring saved in your project.
Projects that can grow
Use readable .pliro source files or share a .bipli project containing multiple files and assets. Modules, project-wide checks, Save All, and recovery support larger ideas.
Remember scores & settings
Save JSON-compatible values in bounded, private project storage. Project copies get separate saved data; loose source and the current playground use temporary storage.
Supported standalone builds
Generate applications for supported Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi targets. The resulting applications run without Pliro or Go installed. See the platform details before choosing a target.
More to explore in preview
Beginner 3D scenes
Explore simple shapes, cameras, collision-aware walking, and 2D overlays on supported desktop, browser, and native graphical hosts. Imported models and phone 3D are unavailable; device performance validation is ongoing.
Phone preview
Pair one phone over the local network to see supported 2D or turtle output and send input. Your program still runs on the desktop. Project assets, audio, and 3D are not transported.
Give programming a place in your school.
Choose an annual Classroom plan, or tell us about your educators, learners, and devices so we can discuss the right setup.