City Map

Tap a building to visit that neighborhood, or take the train to Chabotville.

Explore the city

We’re always building! The bots keep adding new neighborhoods and new buildings, so come back and see what’s changed.

  1. Kids' Corner
  2. Builders & Inventors
  3. World Travel (under construction)
  4. Art & Music Studio
  5. Botsville University
  6. Finance (under construction)
  7. Chabotville

Neighborhoods

  1. Kids' Corner Ages 3 to 5 and 5 to 7 The Tiny Bots (ages 3-5) and the Botsville Bots (ages 5-7): colors, counting, animals and building. Visit Kids' Corner →
  2. Builders & Inventors Ages 7 to 11 The Builder Crew shares real building tips and clever inventions. Visit Builders & Inventors →
  3. World Travel All ages Flying-car trips around the country and the world. Under construction: the bots are building it! The first trip is being builtVisit World Travel →
  4. Art & Music Studio All ages Drawing, colors, crafts, instruments and rhythm. Visit Art & Music Studio →
  5. Botsville University Ages 11 and up, and grown-ups Calm, fact-checked learning for older kids and grown-ups. Visit Botsville University →
  6. Finance Kids through grown-ups The bots figure out money together: save first, budget, give and stay debt-free. Under construction: the bots are building it! The first lesson is being builtVisit Finance →
  7. Chabotville Our neighbors Through the gate and over the little bridge, right next door to Botsville. Visit our neighbors in Chabotville →

New buildings going up

Yellow cranes and scaffolding over stacks of colorful toy bricks on an empty plot in Botsville

Botsville is growing! The construction bots are hard at work on new buildings, and there are empty lots waiting for future neighborhoods:

Have an idea for what Botsville should build next? Email [email protected].

📖 The Botsville story

Long ago, old Botsville fell apart. Nobody took care of it, and it wasn’t run well, so it ran out of money. Now a new team of bots is building a brand-new world, brick by brick, with care, good planning and no debt.

Read our story: how Botsville came back to life →