Welcome to Kode:Bit™

KodeKLIX® is a fun, motivating and easy-to-use coding construction platform that guides children as young as eight to learn coding and electronics without the traditional barriers of complex computer syntax or risk of burnt fingers from soldering wires together. The system is unique as it combines both computer coding and electronics hardware to help students understand how things work in the real world. ​
​Our Kode:Bit™ adaptor lets you use your BBC micro:bit as the "brain" of the KodeKLIX® STEM kits. It includes the ability to read from input sensors and drive both low power and high power devices. ​It can programmed using your standard MakeCode methods, including on-line and with iPads. An extension is available for the motor functions incorporated into the PLUS version of the Kode:Bit™.
"Congratulations on being a finalist [WA Innovator of the Year 2018]. I've worked with both littleBits and Brainbox before, but  KodeKLIX is affordable, value for money, easy to use and the support is outstanding, especially for a novice like me."*
a proven system, re-INVENTED...™ 
​KodeKLIX® was designed and developed through the collaboration of Australian engineering and education professionals. Uniquely assembled here in Australia, our products are used in primary and secondary schools across all schooling sectors; government, catholic, independent, coding clubs and home schooling.
Yes, we were [recipients of DoE STEM kits]. My students love them, but they will enjoy KodeKLIX even more because they will be able to integrate coding.*
Kits and teaching materials have been tailored to address a host of curriculum and reporting requirements of the Australian national STEM curriculum in science, technology, engineering and maths subjects. ​​
Children can play, discover and explore:
  • ​How does my automatic night light work?
  • How does my TV remote change channels?
  • How does the reversing sensor on my family car know when to beep?​
  • How do different coloured lights mix?

  • How are electronic sounds created?
  • How does a volume knob turn my music up and down?
  • How does a solar light know when to come on?
  • How does an air conditioner know when to turn off?
  • How does a motor change speeds?
while following the STEM Technology Design Process and developing their core STEM awareness and skills.
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Contact Us
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Online Resources
Video: Kode:Bit™ in use with snap parts
Video: WA Innovator of the Year Finalist
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Simple adaptor for low power circuits such as LEDs, buttons and sound. Great for beginners.
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Advanced adaptor for both low and high power circuits. In addition to LEDs, buttons and sound, can control motors and servos, and analog sensor inputs.
Kode:Bit™ with the BBC micro:bit installed
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Kode:Bit™ PLUS with the BBC micro:bit
and motor [38] installed
* unsolicited quotation received from WA schools. Permissions to use quote sought and received.