01
Install
Download and run the Windows installer. Creole is added to your terminal automatically.
Programming in structured English
Readable code for clear thinking.
Creole brings logic, mathematics, data, and automation into a language designed to be understood from the first line.
Note A small Creole program.
Ask "What is your name? " and store the answer in name.
Say "Hello, " followed by name.
.add 20 & 22 as answer.
Say "Answer: " followed by answer.
Ask "What is your name? " and store the answer in name.
Say "Hello, " followed by name.
.add 20 & 22 as answer.
Say "Answer: " followed by answer.
Quick start
From download to first program.
The installer prepares the Creole command. Your programs remain simple text files ending in .crlo.
02
Write
Create hello.crlo in any text or code editor and write your Creole program.
03
Run
Open a terminal and enter creole hello.crlo to see the result.
Available for Windows 10 and Windows 11 · x64 only
Latest stable release
Creole 1.0.11
The latest stable Creole runtime for Windows.
Platform Windows x64Published 2026-10-08Size 10.2 MB
SHA-256
8380c03e1c2130e99f5e481a172f6a5202f721129c735739e491d56bfe96b4b7
8380c03e1c2130e99f5e481a172f6a5202f721129c735739e491d56bfe96b4b7
About the project
A language built from a clear idea.
Creole is a dream project from GlitchyAPI: a programming language shaped around readable words, practical work, and a gentler path into software. It is being built carefully—from the Handler and project system to connections, streaming, automation, and the tools still ahead.
Organization
GlitchyAPI
GlitchyAPI gives developers APIs, current technologies, and useful resources they can connect to their projects. Its purpose is to reduce difficult setup and help builders turn ideas into working products.
Follow the organizationCreator
Siddhant Dass
Creole is designed and developed by Siddhant Dass with a focus on understandable language, useful local software, and steady technical progress.
Direction
Learn clearly. Build practically.
The project grows through tested features, connected examples, useful documentation, and a language that keeps common work easy to read.