Noodlet

How it works

You make the lesson with AI. Noodlet does the rest.

Build an activity with Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini, download it, and drop the file into Noodlet. Noodlet takes care of the hard parts: keeping it safe, getting it to your students, and running it anywhere there's a browser.

Try it right now

  1. 1

    Ask your AI for a lesson

    In your own words: “Make me an interactive quiz on photosynthesis as a single HTML file.”

  2. 2

    Download the file

    Save the HTML file it gives you. If it used images, keep them in the same folder.

  3. 3

    Drop it into Noodlet

    It’s checked, made safe and ready to preview in seconds. Then share one link with your class.

Drop in a lesson

You'll create a teacher account first.

Made in your AI tool
Build the activity with Claude, ChatGPT, or whatever you already work with. Noodlet isn't another editor to learn — it's where your lesson goes to be shared, and it doesn't lock you into one assistant.
No special prompt
Ask your AI for the lesson the way you normally would. Noodlet has no instructions for it to follow and no say in how you teach. Whatever file it gives you, we adapt a copy so it runs safely; your file is never changed.
Marks when you want them
A lesson plays as soon as it’s in. If you’d like each student’s score as well, Noodlet gives you one short technical request to paste into your chat. Later, you can connect your assistant so it sends lessons straight to your account.
Organise into classes
Group lessons behind a stable class link. Change the assigned noodlets whenever you like; the link stays the same.

Share the link. Watch learning happen.

Session Mode is the standard way to run a class. It works anywhere, without a student register or any setup for learners.

  1. 1

    Share the class link

    Each class has one reusable link and QR code. Change the assigned noodlets whenever you like.

  2. 2

    Students start immediately

    They see the noodlets assigned to that class. Session Mode asks for no name, account, email, or password.

  3. 3

    Watch the room working

    Your live dashboard shows numbered seats opening activities, making progress and finishing while you teach.

Then it clears itself. A seat cannot identify a student or follow them into another session, and the activity disappears within 24 hours.

Need progress that follows individual students?

Class Mode adds a school-managed register, named progress and history across lessons. Because it holds pupil data, it is currently available only to UK schools through a formal agreement with Noodlet.

Talk to us about Class Mode

Ready to get started?

Your lessons, classes, and assignments all live in your teacher account — private to you until you share them with a class.

Teacher sign in

Or see our example noodlets →