Your words.
Their hammers.
Pip's colony builds exactly what you tell them to build. The challenge is learning to word it so they build exactly what you wanted.
One loop, every level
It never gets harder to understand. Only more fun to get right.
- 1
Play a tiny app
A joke button. A pet timer. A colour mixer. Play with it. See exactly what it does.
- 2
Gather the word pebbles
The plain words hiding inside it. The ones that tell it how to behave. Pocket them.
- 3
Send in the colony
Snap your pebbles together and describe the app. Pip, Peb, Nori, Tuck and Mira get to work.
- 4
Steer them
They built what you said. Usually that is funny. Sharpen one word. Send them again.
What you get good at
Nobody teaches you anything here. You just get better.
Saying exactly what you mean
The penguins are literal. Every miss shows you the word you left out. You stop leaving it out.
Handing work off
You don't build the app. Your crew does. Your job is to ask well, then judge what comes back.
Nudging, not restarting
One level hands you a build that is almost right, and a pouch of nudges. Fix it. Don't rebuild it.
Naming a thing once
Teach the colony a recipe. One word that means many. Spend it like a single pebble.
There is a name for this
Directing AI agents to build things for you. That is the skill. Waddlecraft is where you get good at it.
Be first on the ice
Waddlecraft is waddling toward launch on iOS, Android and the web. Join the waitlist. Pip sends one note when the colony opens. Nothing else.