Meet your coding companion

Learn to code with a creature who learns with you.

GotchiCode turns backend & DevOps into a game. Play real challenges, earn XP, and raise your Gotchi, the companion you name on day one, from a curious blob to a mythic Archmage.

Why GotchiCode

Learn by playing

Write real, tested code in the browser from lesson one. You'll be playing before you could have finished installing an IDE.

Your Gotchi companion

A code-creature you name and raise. It asks the right questions while you work, and it never spoils the answer.

Earn XP & evolve

Every challenge feeds your XP. Climb the ranks and watch your companion evolve through the tiers.

Real, tested code

Submissions run against a real test suite in a sandbox. If it passes here, you actually get it.

Which egg is yours?

Your Gotchi hatches when you start and evolves as your XP grows, through ten ranks of companion.

Mossling

No. 01

A plush forest critter with a living sprout. Light, bouncy and all ears.

Emberling

No. 02

A chunky hatchling dragon. Heavy landings, flappy wings, a tail with opinions.

Glimmer

No. 03

A soft-body axolotl spirit. Wobbly, glowing, and made of jelly.

Pocket-sized

A little toy that lives between lessons.

Your Gotchi also rides along on a keychain handheld. Feed it, play, turn the lights out at bedtime and check on its stats, the way a pocket pet should.

  • A picks an icon
  • B does it
  • C backs out

go on, the buttons work.

Choose your path

Pick backend, DevOps, Windows admin, or game building. Each path lines up its courses in the order you’ll actually need them on the job.

  1. Month 1

    Foundations

    Syntax, variables, and control flow: your first working programs.

  2. Month 5

    Data & logic

    Lists, dicts, and the patterns every service is built on.

  3. Month 9

    Build real things

    Guided projects you can actually run and show off.

  4. Month 12

    Get hired

    Portfolio polish and the path to your first backend role.

There’s an egg in here with your name on it.

Start the demo free: the first four chapters of Python and JavaScript are fully playable.

Try the demo