For schools and teachers

Bring your class to Coddle

Leave a request — we'll call you back, open an organization for your school or course and help you run the first lesson with automatic checking.

  • No account needed
  • Python, JavaScript, C++, Java
  • Interface in Uzbek, Russian and English

Your own organization

A school or course with its classes. Students join with an invite code; you add the teachers.

Homework after class

Sets of short drills on the lesson's topic, checked instantly — build them yourself, with AI or from colleagues' templates.

See who is stuck

A students × drills table, the code of every attempt and an AI summary of what to go over next time.

Lessons from Claude

Connect an AI agent over MCP: it builds a set, gives it to a class and shows the progress.

How it works

  1. 1

    Request

    A couple of minutes: name, phone, school.

  2. 2

    Call

    We call you back, walk you through what Coddle can do and answer your questions.

  3. 3

    Organization

    We open an organization, make you its admin, and you get a code for your students.

  4. 4

    First lesson

    Invite the class and give them the first set of drills.

Common questions

Do I need an account to apply?+

No, a phone number is enough. But joining needs a Coddle account: its owner becomes the organization's admin. If you are signed in, the request's status shows on this page and in notifications.

What happens after I apply?+

We call you, go over the details, open an organization and make you its admin. Then you get an invite code for your students and can create classes and lessons.

Can several teachers join?+

Yes. The organization's admin makes its members teachers, and teachers create classes and lessons.

Which programming languages are supported?+

Solutions are checked in Python, JavaScript, C++ and Java. The interface is in Uzbek, Russian and English.

How do students get into a class?+

With the invite code or link: a student signs up, enters the code and lands in your organization. Then you place students into classes.