Apps for creative coding adventures with our robots.

The Wonder, Blockly, Path, Go, and Xylo apps are available in the following app stores:

• Apple App Store
• Google Play Store
• Amazonapp Store

The Cue app is available on Windows 10 and Chromebooks.

For a full list of compatible devices, click here.

We have thoroughly tested all the devices on this list and they work with our apps and robots.

Other devices not on the list may work, and you’re welcome to download our apps to any device you wish and try them out. However, we cannot offer support for any device not on this list.

Dash and Dot speak in English, German, Mandarin Chinese, French, Korean, Mandarin Taiwanese, and Spanish. Go, Path, and Xylo are available in English only. 

Cue and associated apps are only available in English.

You can change your robot’s language to one of our supported languages by changing your device’s language settings then connecting to Dash using either the Wonder or Blockly app.

• For Apple iOS devices, go to Settings > General > Language & Region
• For Android devices, go to Settings > Language and Input.

Note: the actual selection may vary depending on your Android device model and OS version.

• Tap on the Language menu to select (or add) your language of choice.

After updating your OS language setting on your device, relaunch the Wonder or Blockly app. If your robot spoke in a different language, connecting to the robot presents an Optional language update to match your recent OS language setting.

Our apps require a wifi or mobile data connection for initial download, as well as to receive updates. Some features, such as Wonder Cloud in the Wonder App, also require an internet connection.

Our robots only communicate with your device via Bluetooth. They do not directly connect to the internet.

Absolutely! We encourage you to make apps for Dash and Dot on Android (with Java) or iOS (with Objective-C) using our API. Our API allows apps to get sensor data from the robots, and control the various motors, lights, and sounds.

To obtain API access, please send an email to developers@makewonder.com including:

• An email address you’ve registered at https://www.makewonder.com/
• A GitHub account name (the APIs are on GitHub)
• The single language you want to write your app in

At this time, we only offer iOS and Android, but more are in the works.

Please be advised that Wonder Workshop does not provide support for API users, and the API only works with Dash and Dot. The API does not work with Cue.