Cloodit is fun and free for teachers and students.
Students progress through journeys of curriculum-aligned content, one biome at a time.
Each journey is a complete curriculum — Python, pseudocode, HTML/CSS — broken into manageable modules. Students work through at their own pace, or follow the path their teacher sets.
Every module contains six different activities — meanings, memory, gaps, spots, duo, and practice — designed to build understanding from multiple angles, not just repetition.
A biome groups roughly ten modules around a theme. Students earn badges for milestones, build a streak through consistent practice, and finish with a Mastery Quest to confirm what they've retained.
Cloodit's Python journey takes students through seven biomes, each with its own characters, content, and challenges. Pseudocode, HTML & CSS, and more are on the way.
Desertmodules 1–10Forest11–20
Reef21–30Tundra31–40
Deep Sea41–50
Savannah51–60
Space61+One journey. Seventy modules. A complete arc from first print statement to object-oriented programming.
The perfect lesson starter or lesson finisher — Sprints lock in momentum while advancing each student at their own level.
Launch a Sprint at the start of class to warm students up, or at the end to consolidate what they've covered. Every student works through content matched to their current position in the journey, so no-one is waiting and no-one is lost. The class moves together; the learning stays personal.
Real-time insight into your class, automated practice, and significant time saved on routine work.
Cloodit groups students automatically based on the learning gaps it identifies. Each group sees targeted lessons matched to where they actually are — not where the timetable says they should be. Personalised intervention without the prep.
See your class's full journey at a glance. Track how far each student has progressed, spot who has been active in the last hour, and check overall and recall scores — all without leaving your desk.
Cloodit automatically generates a printable worksheet for any module — useful for assessments, for students catching up, or for anyone who has left their device at home. No prep required: open the module, click Print, done.
Python · Module 4
"hello" to a variable called greeting.greeting = "hello" 3. int()No credit card. No setup fee. Make a class and invite students in under three minutes.
