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Meowbit can be used in conjunction with an IOBit to achieve even more possibilities.

Meowbit can also be programmed to control Neopixel LED strips, such as the one on Robotbit.

This is a smart airer controlled by Micro:bit that can retract whenever it detects water on the sensor. Learn how to assemble and code it in this article.

We can insert a wireless SD module to use Meowbit to communicate with other devices such as Micro:bit.

Meowbit has the same 20 IO Pins as the Micro:bit, learn to program it with MakeCode and Kittenblock here. 

You can find the temperature sensor of Meowbit above the d-pad. Learn to code with MakeCode Arcade and the Scratch-based editor Kittenblock in this article.

Meowbit has a built-in accelerometer for measuring rotation and acceleration of the device. Learn to program the accelerometer with this tutorial.

There's a light sensor on Meowbit. Follow this tutorial to learn to program it. Let's have fun!

Kittenblock is another main platform for Meowbit. You can find basic information about the blocks we use for Meowbit here.

MakeCode Arcade is a main platform for Meowbit to make games. Here you can learn how to start with your Meowbit with this platform.

This guide will explain how to use the system operations on the Meowbit, including entering uploading mode, opening options or firmware updates.

Got your first Meowbit and have no idea how to use it? Follow this tutorial to figure out how to download games, adjust the volume, upgrade the firmware, etc.

Are you a fan of making remote control projects? Try the Newbit Arcade Shield, it won't disappoint you. It can be used as a remote controller with Micro:bit to program both on MakeCode and MakeCode Arcade.

Micro:bit on MakeCode Arcade is possible now, with a Newbit Arcade Shield. If you've never made a game before, don't worry, this article will tell you how to make a simple game and download it to Micro:bit.