Build the circuit. Write the code. Run it.

An Arduino and ESP32 simulator that behaves like real hardware.

8Bit IDE · Arduino Uno · sketch.ino
8Bit IDE workspace: an Arduino Uno wired to a potentiometer and an LED, the sketch editor on the right and the Serial Monitor below.
300+real-world industry tasks
50+sensors and components
4microcontroller boards
01 Circuit

A board that can fail like a real one

Most simulators show what the code does.

You draw every wire

Drop a part on the canvas, drag pin to pin.

Canvas
Close-up: an Arduino Uno, a potentiometer on A0 and a 220 ohm resistor in series with an LED on D13.
Every wire belongs to a pin.

Real compiler, real errors

On the desktop the sketch is built with the actual Arduino toolchain.

In the browser a built-in interpreter starts instantly.

Uno, Mega, Nano, ESP32

Displays and libraries

Parts that move

02 Academy

From the first LED to a keypad matrix

Every topic has three levels.

The checker is not fooled

Printing “LED on” proves nothing.

Choose your next challenge.

Easy120 tasks

Medium116 tasks

Hard59 tasks

Tasks
The Tasks view: topics, task counts and a difficulty breakdown.
Each card shows its task count.
LED15
Serial Monitor29
Button / GPIO25
Buzzer20
Relay18
Potentiometer19
NTC13
LDR18
RGB LED / PWM18
Passive buzzer15
Joystick13
Servo14
Stepper14
DC motor14
PIR16
LCD16
Keypad18
Contestsper group
03 Streak

A little every day

Electronics is not learned overnight.

Streak panel
The daily streak panel: a flame mascot, the number 7 and the seven days of the week marked.

Badges mean something

Each badge marks a job finished.

982 total XP 23-day streak 48/295 tasks 8/9 badges
Profile
Profile statistics: XP, time in app, tasks completed, streak, days on the platform and the badge row.
Badges.
04 Classroom

The whole class on one screen

The teacher opens a group, students join with a code.

Statistics
Teacher statistics: daily completions chart, completion ring, difficulty split and slowest tasks.
Daily completions.
Progress
Progress grid: students as rows, tasks as columns, green cells for completed work.

Click a cell to see the attempt

Rows are students, columns are tasks.

05 About

Why we started

Version
0.3.2
Platforms
Windows · macOS · Linux · browser
Boards
Uno · Mega · Nano · ESP32
Tasks
300+
Topics
17
Component catalog
50+ sensors and modules
Interface languages
az · en · ru · tr
Works offline
yes (desktop)
Price
free
06 Team

Who builds 8Bit

These cards are placeholders.

07 Conference

Conference

This section is still being prepared

Date, venue, programme and registration will go here.

Two minutes to your first circuit

Install it, open it, drop an Uno and an LED on the canvas.