Get started with Roboty

Choose a starting point

• Learn the basics: define a task, understand its results and compare one change.

• Add a robot: check the SO-101 requirements and apply for Roboty for Mac beta access. Already installed? Choose Home → Add a robot on Mac. Your iPhone is optional.

Home in the app

On Mac, open a project in Recent projects, or choose Resume experiment for your current work. On iPhone, use Continue or All projects. Opening work keeps your draft and does not start an attempt.

Use Projects for ongoing work, Robots for physical robots and Library for reusable setups. Projects and experiments explains creating, saving and organizing work.

Help while you work

Choose Help for the control or result you are using. On Mac, Help opens in the main content area; Back to your task returns to your work. On iPhone, Help opens in a resizable sheet. More details shows extra instructions. Stop and recovery remain available during an attempt.

App Help works offline and matches your installed build. On iPhone and iPad, Learn robotics on the web and Read full guide on the web open the in-app browser. On Mac, read the bundled Help or visit Roboty Guide in your browser.

For questions about a goal or result, read Ask Roboty.

Keep your place

Guides are optional. Use Back, Skip or Return to workspace to leave a tutorial. Reading progress stays on this browser or device; it does not move your experiment.

Settings on iPhone

Open Home → Settings for Guidance and controls, Library & Sync, Computers, or Privacy & Diagnostics. In Guidance and controls, Apply saves your changes; Cancel or Back discards them. The editor’s More menu opens the same controls.

Show tips again takes effect immediately. Sync and diagnostics use their own controls.

Using your own AI agent?

Let your agent read Help. To connect an agent that operates Roboty, follow the operating-agent guide and review its access separately.

Advanced options

Repository contributors can prepare a development installation. An installed Mac helper also supports agent connections; the operating-agent guide covers both routes.