Your turtle.
Your adventure.
A friendly introduction asks your child’s name, helps them pick a turtle, and lets them give their new coding buddy a name of its own.
Turtle ClubFOR MACA LITTLE TURTLE. A WHOLE WORLD OF POSSIBILITIES.
Their first code. Their own creations. Meet the playful Mac app that turns learning LOGO into a colorful adventure.
30 missions · A turtle to call your own · No account needed
FORWARD 100BIG IDEAS START SMALL
A friendly introduction asks your child’s name, helps them pick a turtle, and lets them give their new coding buddy a name of its own.
Work through 30 missions across five worlds. Learn movement, turns, loops, and reusable commands—one satisfying discovery at a time.
Take your ideas into free play. Save a creation, remix it later, or export a picture to show someone your latest masterpiece.
THIS IS WHAT AN IDEA LOOKS LIKE
Type a few commands and watch your turtle draw. Change a number. Run it again. There’s room to experiment, get surprised, and try another way.
A simple LOGO example from the kind of code you’ll explore.
REPEAT 4 [
FORWARD 100
RIGHT 90
]A LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT GOES A LONG WAY
Step-by-step hints and a handy command guide help a new idea click. Slow things down or step through code to see what happens.
Earn badges and XP, unlock colorful themes, and collect virtual treasures as you complete challenges.
Replay the introduction, rename your turtle, or begin a fresh adventure. A confirmation keeps the reset button from becoming an accident.
A NOTE FOR GROWN-UPS
My first introduction to programming was LOGO. I made Turtle Club to share that same spark with my daughter—with more color, personality, and reasons to keep exploring.
It’s a native Mac app that works offline. Names, progress, and creations stay on your Mac. There’s no account to create and no online chat to manage.
Meet the project and its maker ↗YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE IS A DOWNLOAD AWAY
Bring a little curiosity. Your sidekick will bring the magic.
Download for Mac ↓Version 0.5.0 · Apple Silicon · macOS 14 or later
A native Mac app, signed by Miguel Rodriguez and checked by Apple’s notarization service. Open the disk image and drag Turtle Club into Applications.
Open the downloaded disk image and drag Abby’s Turtle Club into Applications. If you already have the app open, quit it before launching the installed copy. Your existing progress stays on your Mac.
This download requires an Apple Silicon Mac (an M-series chip) running macOS Sonoma 14 or newer. You can check your model and macOS version in Apple menu → About This Mac.
The app saves names, mission progress, preferences, and creations locally on your Mac. It works without an account or internet connection. Start over in the profile area clears those app saves; pictures you exported separately are kept.