Publishing
Make something today. Share it today.
Every Creation can be Published to a real web address and opened on a phone without an app-store install.
This is the stage that changes how students talk about the subject at home, and it is the one schools tell us about afterwards.
One button
From Studio to a live address
No install
For anyone opening the link
Private until then
Publishing is always deliberate
Where the link goes
Family
Open it at home, on a phone, from a message. No account and nothing to download.
Friends
Send the link. Nothing to install at the other end, on any device.
Classroom
Present it full-screen on the projector, at the front, to everyone.
A real address, not an export
This is not a file to email or a screenshot to paste into a slide. The Creation runs at its own web address, for anyone the student sends it to, on whatever device they happen to have. The difference between those two things is the difference between homework and work.
- No app store and no install.
- No account for the person opening it.
- Every Published Creation carries a small Made with Ideora mark.
Published Creations have their own limits
So a project that spreads is a good thing rather than a cost problem.
- Each visitor gets a small free allowance of the Creation's AI features.
- Past that, the Creation keeps working — only the AI part pauses.
- The pause invites the visitor to build their own Creation instead.
On indexing Published Creations
Search engines are asked not to index Published Creations. A student sharing a link with their family is not the same as consenting to appear in search results, and a half-finished project indexed under a child's project name is a problem we would rather not create.
“I made this.”
The three words the whole product exists to produce.
Questions about Publishing
No. A Creation is private to the student who made it until they choose to Publish. Publishing is always a deliberate action.
No. They open a link in a browser. That is the entire requirement.
Each visitor gets a small free allowance of its AI features. Beyond that the Creation still works and the AI part invites them to build their own, so popularity does not become a bill.
Publishing is the student's decision, and so is changing their mind about it. Ask us if you need the specifics for a policy document and we will give you the current behaviour rather than a guess.
Search engines are asked not to index them. Sharing a link with people you choose is not the same as publishing to the open web, and the product treats it that way.
The Published version is what visitors see. Changing a Creation in the Studio does not silently alter what people already have a link to.
Watch a Creation go live.
From Studio to a link on a phone, in one click.