Give teachers the power of AI — without the sharp edges

Teachers are already using Claude and ChatGPT to build wonderful interactive lessons — quizzes, simulations, little games. The catch comes next: there's no safe, easy way to actually deliver that AI-generated code to a classroom. Opening it in a browser means trusting code nobody reviewed; hosting it yourself is fiddly and exposed.

Noodlet is the missing last step. Teachers bring a lesson they built with AI — straight from their assistant or by pasting it in — and share it with a class in one click. It stays private to that class, not the open web. Students get activities that are fun and hands-on. And everyone gets a platform where the lesson code lives in a sealed sandbox that can't reach the network, read cookies, or touch anyone's account.

It's a walled garden on purpose: a safe place to play with powerful tools.

Noodlet is run on a not-for-profit basis by Ideonate, a UK company.