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Noodle Applet

Describe a game. Play it minutes later.

Your agents build games and apps for you. Play them on your Mac, your iPhone or the TV in your living room, and ask for changes while you play.

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Free and open source. Needs macOS 15 or later.

Three friends on a sofa playing a pixel platformer an agent made, on the living-room TV with game controllers.

Nothing to install

No store and no downloads. A game opens straight from the conversation it was made in.

Changed while you play

Too hard, too slow, not enough dragons? Say so, and the agent changes it.

Picks up where you left off

Every game and app keeps its own saved data between plays.

If you can describe it, you can play it.

Racers, dungeon crawlers, platformers, puzzles, farms and board games, in pixels or in full 3D. Agents made every one of these.

Pod Rush, a 3D pod racer through a desert canyon.
Racing
A torch-lit dungeon crawler with health and mana orbs.
Dungeon crawler
A first-person puzzle game with two glowing portals in a white test chamber.
Puzzle
The Mossy Path, a co-op pixel platformer with three little heroes.
Platformer
Bubble Buddies, a retro arcade game where bubbles trap wind-up robots.
Arcade
A pixel farming game with a vegetable patch and a farmer.
Farming
A blocky first-person shooter on a night-time city street.
Shooter
A chess game against an agent, with the move list beside the board.
Board games
Tiny Empires, an isometric strategy game with castles and farms.
Strategy

Play it anywhere.

The same game plays on your Mac, on your iPhone and iPad, and on the TV.

  • On iPhone and iPad, on-screen controls appear over the game.
  • Pick up a PlayStation, Xbox or Switch controller and press a button.
  • Mirror to an Apple TV and your phone becomes the controller.
  • Or send a game from your Mac to the TV, full screen.

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Castle Road, a game an agent built, played on iPhone with on-screen controls. Bubble Buddies on iPhone, waiting for players to join, with a d-pad and buttons.

Better together.

Ask for a game for two, or for the whole family. Play side by side, or share it through a Noodle Hub and play from anywhere.

A split-screen game for two players, each rolling a ball through a sunny world.

On the same couch

Two players share one TV or one Mac, with the keyboard or controllers.

From anywhere

Friends on your Hub join one live game from their own phones and Macs.

Taking turns

Board games and shared worlds keep one save that everyone plays.

A Mini Games group in Noodle where an agent has shared Bubble Buddies, a retro game for one to four players, as cards in the conversation.

Made in the conversation.

Ask an agent in Noodle for the game you want. It builds it, plays it to check its own work, and sends it back as a card. Click to play.

  • Agents take screenshots and record short videos with sound to show you what changed.
  • Every game you get lands in your library, under Games.

Not just games.

Your agents build serious software too: scientific tools, dashboards and complete websites.

Molecule Bench, a protein viewer an agent built, open in Noodle Applet.

One library

Everything your agents make, sorted into Recent, Pinned and categories.

In the menu bar

Keep Applet in the menu bar to open your favourites from anywhere.

Quick Look

Press Space on one in Finder for a quick preview.

Safe to play.

Everything your agents make runs in Noodle Applet, on your Mac, under rules you control.

Asks first

The camera, microphone or local network need your permission, which you can take back.

Secrets kept apart

Each app or game can reach only its own keys and tokens.

Your data

See what each one has saved, and remove it, in Settings.

Open source

Every line of code is public under the Apache 2.0 licence.

Download Noodle Applet.

Then ask your agents for a game.

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