You hold the string.
KiteQuad is a safe home for the web apps you build with AI. Publish once, and your students open it with a nickname — no accounts, every app in a sandbox with network access blocked (and other channels watched for), and one data agreement for everything you make.
Free while in beta.
What KiteQuad does
Build anywhere, publish here
Make an app in Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT or AI Studio, then upload it or, where it's switched on, publish straight from a GitHub repository. KiteQuad checks every version and gives it a home your students can open with one link.
Safe for students by default
Every app runs in a sandbox with network access blocked, and the other ways an app might try to send work out are detected and reported. Students sign in by class with a nickname — no names, no email — and one data agreement covers every app you make.
See what students did
A results table by student, a leaderboard for apps that keep score, and a CSV for your gradebook. You decide what's kept, and you can clear a student's data, a class's, or an app's at any time.
How it works
Three steps to a published app
Step 1
Make your class
Add students as nicknames, print QR badges or set a class code and PIN.
Step 2
Publish an app
Upload it, or link a GitHub repository where that's switched on. The check copies in libraries, strips trackers, and locks the page down.
Step 3
Share one link
Students open the app from their space, and their progress saves itself through the built-in SDK.
Built for school privacy. Anonymous by default, stored in the United States, no third-party trackers on any page a student sees, and no AI trained on student data.
Read the trust center and the IT kit, or jump to the help page.