A procedural engine · in the browser

Nondestructive Object-Oriented Operators Doing Lots of Excellent Stuff

Early access · free to start · nothing to install

nooodles — live editor
Loop · the shortest proof it is one live graph — a value dragged onto a node, the viewer updating as it lands

A node graph for the web.

A procedural engine built for the browser — where generative AI is a node in the graph, not a panel bolted to the side. You build by connecting nodes, and there are ten kinds, each with its own colour and job.

COMP · scene SOP · geometry TOP · textures MAT · materials CHOP · signals DAT · data IOP · input MLOP · AI STATE · logic WEB · document

Orchestrate the pipeline. Run the experience.

Generation, 3D, motion and data as one graph, and you choose what comes out. Point it at a brief and it's a workflow — every asset in one pass. Point it at an audience and it's a scene they open. Most tools in this space only do the first one.

Workflow

Every ratio, every locale, every cut. It runs, it finishes, and it hands your team files to place wherever they're going.

Output
Assets — stills, video, renders, variant sets
Who opens it
You and your team, then you place it
Ships as
Files

Scene

Not material at all — the thing itself. A page someone browses, a configurator they play with, an installation they walk up to.

Output
An interactive experience
Who opens it
Your audience, and they use it
Ships as
A URL, an embed, an installation

The campaign and the page it points at come out of one graph.

Built by one. Run by everyone.

A nooodles graph exposes exactly the controls its author chose — a text field, a colourway, an upload, a slider. The rest is locked, on brand, and correct by construction. Whoever sets it up stops being a bottleneck and becomes leverage.

The author

Builds it once

One person wires it up and decides which parts are open to edit — no code, and no rebuilding it from scratch for every new version.

The operator

Sees the controls that matter

A coordinator or producer swaps copy, picks a market, uploads an image — within the limits the author set, without a programmer in the loop.

The audience

Just opens the link

A finished scene goes live as a web link — any device, no install, no account. They simply use what you made.

When something works, save it and run it again.

Any workflow or scene can be saved as a Recipe — a piece of work you re-run on the next brief, hand to a teammate, or open and take apart to see how it was built. These ship with the beta.

Colourway Runner

Workflow

Every colourway and angle of one product, in a single pass.

Aspect Ratio Versioner

Workflow

Reframe one master into every ratio and placement.

Launch Page

Scene

Ship a live, localised product page with a countdown.

Product Configurator

Scene

Spin it, swap it, configure it — in the browser.

One tab, half an hour, and something you can send someone.

nooodles is in early access — free to start, nothing to install, and things are still moving fast. The best way to judge it is to build something small and send it to someone.

Shaping it while it's still shapeable

We're in early access and looking for a handful of teams to build alongside. Tell us what you make, and you get a direct line to the people writing the engine — what you run into decides what we build next.

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