Book a demo
See the whole journey, not a slide about it.
From a student's first sentence to a Published Creation opening on a phone — in the time it takes to run one lesson.
About 30 minutes
Long enough to see all of it
Nothing to install
Before or after
Your questions
Answered honestly, including the no's
What we'll show you
- A Creation built from a single sentence, live.
- A student changing it — by asking, by pointing, and by editing the code.
- Something breaking, and the three ways out of it.
- Publishing, and the link opening on a phone.
- Where the usage limits and safeguards sit.
What we'll ask you
So the demo is about your school rather than about our product.
- Which classes you're thinking about.
- Roughly how many students.
- What your lab actually has in it.
- Who would be teaching it.
A browser. Internet. Ideas.
Nothing to install before the demo, and nothing to install after it.
Before you book
Half an hour is comfortable. We would rather show you the whole journey once than show you half of it twice.
No. If you can open a browser in the room you are sitting in, that is enough. There is nothing to install beforehand.
Please bring them. Teachers ask better questions than anyone else in the room, and they are the people who decide whether this works after the first term.
No. A demo is us showing you. A workshop is your students building, in your lab, which tells you far more — ask for one if you would rather skip straight there.
We tell you honestly whether we think we are a fit. If your school needs a defined scope and sequence more than an open studio, we would rather say so.
Request a demo
Tell us about your school and we'll find a time that works.