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Leotime Channel
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Leotime Channel is an independent software developer with projects in Scratch, Python, and various other languages. We have over 150 projects on Scratch, and many more on GitHub. We also operate a YouTube channel with Scratch tutorials and miscellaneous content.
Where you can find us
Scratch: @leotimechannelorg
YouTube: @LeotimeChannelYT
GitHub: @leotimechannelorg
Email: leotimechannel@gmail.com
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About us
About us
Leotime Channel is an independent software developer based in San Diego, CA, US. We create projects on platforms such as Scratch and GitHub (accounts listed above). We are currently part of the Youth Advisory Board and Scratch Mentor Program on Scratch, and are heavily involved in the Scratch community (see "Events"). We are also the faces behind two YouTube channels: Leotime Channel (our main channel) and Box News, a side project for political parodies (Box News Website).
History
On Scratch
Leotime Channel was created in September of 2019 for simple coding projects on Scratch. In October, we released our first project, "Welcome to Scratch", and soon after, we released our first game, "Corn Hole", which is currently our most popular game on Scratch. During COVID, we started releasing more projects, such as "Shark Feast", "Save the City", and "Video Backdrops and Voice" (since renamed to "Video filters and computer voice"). We also started the Pumpkin Run series and Mira Royal Detective studio, the latter still being our most popular studio. In 2021, we released "Coin Central" a math game where you solve equations to complete levels. We also started creating scratch tutorials. Later in 2021, we launched our website, and in early 2022 we reached 100 shared projects! In 2022 we started developing more complex projects. In November 2022 we released "Space Empire", our best game yet, for the CoderSchool 2022 Outer Space Competition and placed in the top 10, and also updated "Christmas Tree Creator" to have a modern look and added more features. In late 2023 and early 2024, we released many complex projects, including a Pumpkin Run Platformer, based on our animation 'Pumpkin Run', an anniversary clicker to celebrate our 4th anniversary, and music streaming app "ScratchMusic". In 2025, we released PythonCat, a Python emulator in Scratch that was mainly a coding showcase. That year, we were also accepted to Scratch's Youth Advisory Board and Scratch Mentor Program. 2024 and 2025 also saw significant updates to "Christmas Tree Creator". In 2026, we released "ScratchBit", a module in Scratch that turns images into save codes.
On GitHub and other platforms
We started coding in Python in 2021, but we didn't announce any projects outside Scratch until 2022, when we released this announcement on Scratch. From there, we continued to develop more projects in Python, with 2024 seeing our first software release: a Dijkstra algorithm-based flight path simulator. In 2025, we released "Compressr", a free media compression app for macOS. We are currently working on our first HTML-based project.
On YouTube
In 2025, we started posting content on YouTube. On our main channel, we mainly post Scratch tutorials and showcases, as well as the odd funny video. In August of 2025, we launched Box News, a channel focused on parody news content.
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