You built it with AI.
Now get it to your class — safely.
Claude and ChatGPT can turn an idea into a brilliant interactive quiz or simulation in minutes. Noodlet is how you actually put it in front of students — running in a sealed sandbox, with no fiddly hosting and nothing that can reach the network or read their data.
Making the lesson is the easy part
AI hands you a finished, interactive activity — built and ready to go. Then comes the wall every teacher hits:
- — Opening AI-generated code in a browser means trusting code nobody reviewed.
- — Hosting it yourself is fiddly, and a public link is the opposite of safe for children.
- — Emailing a file around means losing track of who can open what.
Noodlet closes that gap — the safe, simple way to deliver an AI-built lesson to a real classroom.
Made in your AI tool
Build the activity with Claude, ChatGPT, or whatever you already use — then send it straight to Noodlet, or paste the HTML in yourself.
Sandboxed by design
Every lesson runs in its own locked, separate domain. It can never reach the network, read cookies, or touch student accounts.
Made for the classroom
Organise lessons into classes, assign them to students, and watch them play — all in the browser, with nothing to install.
From idea to classroom in three steps
Upload
Send a lesson straight from your AI tool, or just upload HTML files.
Assign
Share it with a class in one click — visible only to the students you choose.
Play
Students open the lesson in a safe sandbox — no hosting friction, no risk.
The security boundary is the whole point
Lesson code is untrusted by default. Noodlet keeps it walled off in its own locked-down space — no network access, no session cookies, no path to student accounts. Even AI-generated code stays in its box.
Read about safety & privacyReady to try it?
Build a lesson with the AI tool you already use, or see what other teachers have made.