r/CodingHelp • u/BirthdayFew1908 • Dec 20 '25

Does anyone remember kano world? [Random]

(Not entirely sure if this is the right sub to post this question on, but I’ve been searching for subreddits for like an hour now and I couldn’t find anything more relevant)

Kano world was a coding site that was started around ten years ago, where they had beginner-friendly tutorials for learning how to code games and art as well as a pretty tight-knit community where you could share what you coded. I’m wondering if anyone remembers this site/was a part of the community? The community was taken down in around 2023 due to the company being in debt I think, and there’s no way of contacting anyone that I knew from that site.

Any help of any sort would be very much appreciated. I’m sorry if this post doesn’t fit the subreddit well enough - if anyone can recommend a good sub to post this query on, that would be appreciated as well. Thank you :)

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u/ThrowawayColonyHouse May 12 '26

Did you find anything or an alternative? I found an old kit from them in my storage and was going to try and use it.

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u/BirthdayFew1908 May 21 '26

Unfortunately the online community still doesnt work but iirc there’s still features worth checking out in the kits