PreviewCorporate training
Data Privacy Compliance Course
Twelve interactive units with explainer video, scenario exercises, and a final quiz. Exported to SCORM and loaded into a corporate LMS.
90+ interactive components, assembled by your AI.
Connect Modula to the AI you already use: galleries, timelines, exercises, maps and scroll-driven stories, accessible and well-tested. What you get is a web page you can publish as it is.
timeline.html
<dna-timeline factor="days" timezone="utc"> <dna-timeline-item value="1969-07-17T13:32:00Z"> Apollo 11 takes off from planet Earth. </dna-timeline-item> <dna-timeline-item value="1969-07-17T16:22:00Z"> Lunar trajectory entry begins. </dna-timeline-item> <dna-timeline-item value="1969-07-19T17:21:00Z"> Apollo 11 passes behind the moon. </dna-timeline-item> <dna-timeline-item value="1969-07-20T17:44:00Z"> Separation between Eagle and Columbia. </dna-timeline-item> <dna-timeline-item value="1969-07-20T20:17:00Z"> Landing on the Moon. </dna-timeline-item> <dna-timeline-item value="1969-07-20T23:43:00Z/1969-07-21T02:39:00Z"> Moonwalk preparation. </dna-timeline-item> <dna-timeline-item value="1969-07-21T02:56:00Z"> First Armstrong's Moonstep. </dna-timeline-item> <dna-timeline-item value="1969-07-21T17:54:00Z"> Astronauts take off from the moon to join Collins. </dna-timeline-item> <dna-timeline-item value="1969-07-21T21:24:00Z"> Eagle performs rendezvous with Columbia. </dna-timeline-item> <dna-timeline-item value="1969-07-24T21:16:50Z"> Columbia's Ditching. </dna-timeline-item> </dna-timeline>
Preview
Editor
How it works
How you get to the finished piece.
Modula lives inside the assistant you already use: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or your coding agent. There's no new interface to learn.
- 01
Connect
Add Modula to your assistant's connectors. You do it once and it stays there.
- 02
Describe
Tell it what you need. It looks for the right components, follows a curated schema, and puts together a first version. From there you review, regenerate, and adjust the details.
- 03
Publish
What you get is a self-contained page: embed it in your site, download it, or take it into your LMS.
Output
See the teacher use caseWhy Modula
A consistent artifact starts with a consistent ecosystem.
Generic tools ask the model to invent components from scratch every time, which is fine for a prototype and less so for something that has to go live. Modula starts from a fixed library of accessible, well-tested components, plus schemas that tell the assistant how to put them together. Every result gets a solid structure and behaves the way you expect.
More than 90 components
Galleries, timelines, exercises, maps, formulas, 3D, charts, scroll-driven stories. Built and refined one real project at a time.
Accessibility included
Keyboard, screen readers, contrast, reduced motion: they're checked at the component level, so they hold for everything you generate.
Curated schemas
Instructions that tell the assistant how to structure a lesson, a presentation, a documentary, a geostory, or an assessment.
Plain Web Components
No proprietary runtime: download the bundle and it works on its own, on your servers and in any stack.
Plans
Components, usage rights, infrastructure.
The way you work stays the same at every level. What changes is which components you can reach, what you're allowed to do with them, and where it all runs.
Playground
Free
For learning, experimenting, and non-commercial work.
- Components
- Educational selection
- Schemas
- Lesson schema
- Modula signature
- Always shown
- Support
- Tickets
Pro
— / year
For publishing your work, commercial use included.
- Components
- All 90+
- Schemas
- Every schema
- Commercial use
- Modula signature
- Removable
- Download as HTML or SCORM
- Support
- Tickets and email
CDK
On quote
For teams putting Modula inside their own product.
- Components
- All 90+
- Schemas
- Every schema, plus custom ones
- Commercial use
- Modula signature
- Not there
- Download as HTML or SCORM
- Backend and database
- In your infrastructure
- Integrations: LMS, identity, REST API
- Support
- Maintenance agreement
No credit card required.
What happens to my content if I stop paying?
The bundles you downloaded while Pro was active keep working: they are self-contained Web Components, they run on your servers and they do not call home. The URL we host is a different thing — that one is a service, and it lives alongside your Pro plan.
Can I take my content into my LMS?
Yes. With Pro you can download the artifact as plain HTML or as a SCORM package, which is what your LMS expects. The SCORM package carries completion tracking and assessment results.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You work through the AI you already use — Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini: you describe what you need and it assembles the components for you. If you do have a development team, they can also pull the components straight into an existing codebase.
How is this different from v0, Lovable or Bolt?
Those tools ask the model to invent components from scratch every time, which is great for a prototype. Modula starts from a fixed library of accessible, well-tested components and from schemas that say how to assemble them, so what comes out stays coherent from one generation to the next and is ready to publish.
When does the CDK plan make sense?
When interactive content is a part of your product rather than a one-off project: you want the catalog, the collaborative editor and the backend running in your own infrastructure, with your integrations and, often, components built for you. It is an annual licence, and it starts with a conversation.
Pro
What you can ship.
Real interactive experiences built with Modula — from compliance training to data journalism. New examples published regularly.
Preview
PreviewClassroom lesson
The Etruscans · Lesson for Grade 7
A history lesson built in the free Playground — timeline, image gallery, and multi-choice quiz. Projected from the classroom display.
PreviewTravel narrative
Adriatic Sailing Journey
Month-long sailing trip retold as a scroll-driven map narrative with GPS track, photo stops, and per-stop journal entries.
PreviewEditorial
Climate Migration · Long-form
Long-form data narrative on climate displacement: IDMC and World Bank figures as a bar chart, before/after satellite comparisons, and an interactive hotspot map, in a neutral editorial theme.
PreviewTextbook supplement
Chemistry Chapter Appendix
Supplementary appendix on chemical bonding for a school chemistry textbook. Annotated molecular diagrams with tappable hotspots, a side-by-side tour of four crystal structures, and flip-card concept checks.
PreviewInteractive quiz
The Puzzler
A weekly general-knowledge quiz: ten rounds of mixed trivia, from world capitals and noble gases to a closing crossword — all scored in one go.
PreviewData story
Ocean Temperature Anomalies
Scroll-driven explainer walking readers through ocean surface temperature anomalies from 1950 to 2023, one chart at a time.
PreviewTutorial
SaaS Product Onboarding
Interactive getting-started guide: annotated product screens with hotspot tours, short walkthrough recordings, and a step-by-step progress tracker.
PreviewFiction
A Short Story · Scroll-driven
Independent writer’s short story published as a scroll-driven piece with illustrations that change with each scene.
PreviewCompliance training
Workplace Safety · Forklifts
Four-unit training on forklift safety procedures. Per-unit assessment, end-of-course summary, SCORM-exportable.
CDK
What you can build.
With the CDK plan Modula goes inside your product: the catalog, the collaborative editor and the backend all run in your infrastructure.
Training and education
Exercises, result tracking, SCORM packaging, and the integrations your LMS expects. Meant for educational publishers, LMS vendors, training providers, and L&D teams.
- — Interactive exercises with completion and scoring
- — SCORM packages and xAPI statements
- — Delivered inside the platform your learners already use
Publishing and culture
Scroll-driven stories, galleries, timelines, maps and data, with content coming from your own media library and staying structured as linked data. Meant for publishers, museums, archives, and newsrooms.
- — Scroll-driven stories, geostories, and data stories
- — Your media library as the content source
- — Linked-data output and a read-only viewer
The editor your users work in.
The collaborative editor you embed in your product: your users arrange blocks of text, media, timelines, galleries and exercises, reorder them, and edit the same page together, with an AI assistant alongside. No code involved. The one below is an example configuration: which blocks are enabled, the theming and the integrations are defined project by project.
Who’s behind Modula
Built by Chialab.
We’re a design studio in Bologna: we design and build interactive content for publishing, culture, and education, one project at a time, refining each component until it’s accessible, solid, and made to last. Modula is the culmination of these years of care and craft.
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