Noodlet Review: AI Tool for Education

Noodlet is a home for the interactive lessons and activities teachers make with AI. If you have built a quiz, a game or a simulation with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or any other assistant, you already know the hard part is not the making. It is getting it in front of a class and finding out how anyone did. You drop what you built into Noodlet, put it in a class, and share one link. Students open it with no account, no login and no name. You can watch progress while they work, and see how they got on. There is no new editor to learn, and you keep the assistant you already use. Activities run in a restricted environment built for classroom use, where a lesson cannot reach the internet. No AI model is put in students' hands. No student names ever reach us: students appear as seat numbers, and only the teacher's own browser knows who is who. Free for teachers. We plan to work together with UK schools initially to make classes that keep a register, with named progress across the year, as a school product. Built in the UK. It is early days, and teacher/school feedback shapes what comes next.