Help & Support

The micro:bit has a set of mobile and desktop apps that make it easy to use Android The Android app provides the basic capability to flash a program ...

Overview If you are using an Android device with your micro:bit, we recommend using a USB cable between the device and the micro:bit, if possible (you will...

Apple iOS devices (i.e. iPads and iPhones) prevent communication with the micro:bit over a cable. So, when using an iPad (or iPhone) with your micro:bit we ...

Overview The Monitor & Control section of the iOS app, lets you interact with the micro:bit in real-time Display the data detected by the onboard ...

As part of the pairing process for the mobile apps, you will need to copy the image from the micro:bit screen into the app. To do this, tap on the highes...

Swift Playgrounds is an app for iPad and Mac computers that helps teach people to code in the Swift language using interactive 'books'. We've...

We released an update to the iOS app on 30 August 2023. This article summarises the changes, which focus on some small improvements to the ease of use. ...

Some HEX files were not created in Microsoft MakeCode and cannot be opened by MakeCode. This includes our meet the micro:bit program that is pre-loaded onto...

If you have completed a data logging activity with your micro:bit, the data gathered is stored in a My_Data.htm file on the micro:bit. There instructions ex...

This article explains how to complete the activities in the BBC micro:bit the next gen playground survey using an Apple iPad.  Install the micro:bit app...