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Have a go at Picture Pal, one of the things children do in the app, then step through three real chats with Noodle. Nothing you type here leaves your device, and nothing is saved.

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Build a picture with Picture Pal

A child builds a sentence and Noodle draws exactly what it says. Anything they leave out, Noodle has to guess, and it tells them what it picked. The more specific the words, the closer the picture, and that is the lesson.

This is the app's own code, running in your browser. The picture is put together from Noodle's own drawings. No AI makes it.
What you type stays on your device.
In the app, what a child types goes through the same safety checks as any question first, and its chats show in the Kitchen.

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Real chats, replayed

These are Noodle's real answers, recorded from the app with our test family: Alfie, Bea and Cal. Tap to step through them.

Nothing here is live, so you can't type: you follow the path we recorded. In the app a child types their own questions, and every question and answer is checked.

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There's more in the app

A chat in the app: Bea asks why is the sea salty, Noodle explains that rain wears salt out of rocks and rivers carry it to the ocean, where the sun evaporates the water and the salt stays behind, then a prompt tip suggests asking something more specific, with three follow-up ideas to tap — Ask Noodle

My Noodle in the app: Bea's Noodle, named Wiggles, on a beach in a big red pirate hat and sunglasses with a green parrot beside her, three stars for saying what, what colour and where, Noodle's reply and a bonus tip to say where she is next time — My Noodle

Picture Pal in the app: the prompt a child wrote, Draw me a wizard Noodle in a rocket on the moon at night with a blue cat, the picture Noodle drew from it, and two stars out of three with a tip to say where the cat goes next time — Picture Pal

Story Book in the app: a bookplate reading This book belongs to Bea, a shelf of three books starring Happy Doggy and Benson with a chapter marker on each, a Start a new book button and the cast of characters below — Story Book

How Noodle worksWhat your child does, and what you see in the Kitchen Every question is checked. So is every answer.What we promise you, and how you'll see us keep it

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