Dabble App Documentation

Dabble App transforms your Smartphone into a virtual I/O device to easily make various DIY projects and IoT applications. Dabble provides you with lots of modules to control hardware via Bluetooth, communicate with it, and access sensors like accelerometer, GPS, proximity, and other features of your Smartphone. Each module-wise tutorial contains an example code for both Arduino, and PictoBlox programming along with a few demo projects or videos for Arduino Uno-Nano-Mega, evive, and ESP32 boards to guide you through your project-making journey.

Getting Started with Dabble

These lessons provide an overview of the Dabble app and how to use it for home automation, connecting it with Arduino and evive boards. It covers step-by-step instructions for interfacing Dabble with Arduino Uno and evive boards, and using the terminal and PictoBlox blocks to control servo motors and DC motors.

Getting Started with Dabble

Learn how to get started with the Dabble App to transform your Smartphone into a virtual I/O device and control hardware using Bluetooth, communicate with it, and access sensors like accelerometer, GPS, proximity, and other features.

Getting Started with Dabble

Interface Dabble (Project Making App) with Arduino

Learn how to control a servo motor with your smartphone using Dabble and PictoBlox in this tutorial. We show you step-by-step how to interface the Bluetooth module to Arduino Uno and use the Terminal module of Dabble to send commands to the board.

Interface Dabble (Project Making App) with Arduino

Interface Dabble (Project Making App) with evive

Learn how to use Dabble and PictoBlox to control a robot’s movements and a DC motor connected to evive. Explore the dedicated blocks for Dabble in PictoBlox and how to use them in both the Stage and Upload modes.