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The console has a built-in simulator: a pretend bridge with two prop boards behind it. You can do almost everything you would do with real boards, such as assign pins, build a sequence, wire a trigger and draw your yard, and nothing you do leaves your browser.

Open the console
  • Yard shows the pretend boards and the radio links between them. Switch to Map and draw your yard with the tools on the left. Drop in a tombstone or two.
  • Nodes & Channels lists every board. Pick one and give a pin a job (a servo, an LED strip, a sensor), then Save to node and drag the test slider.
  • Sequences: press + New sequence, then + Add first track… for the output you just set up. Double-click the track to add a keyframe and drag it around. Live preview plays it as you edit.
  • Show: drag a ⊙ Sensor block onto the graph, drag a ⚡ Play sequence block next to it, and connect the dots left to right. Press ▶ sim on the sensor block to run the chain.

The Show section in the simulator: a graph of sensor, delay, cooldown and play-sequence blocks, with the activity log showing the simulated sensors firing

The simulated boards flip their first input every few seconds, so a sensor trigger will fire on its own.

When you’re ready for real hardware: Your first scare in 15 minutes.