PreviewTraining Pro
Data Privacy Compliance Course
Twelve units with explainer video, scenario exercise, and quiz — exported to SCORM.
Schema Lesson
Components
Media PlayerAssignment
From a prompt to finished interactive content.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini to Modula. Your AI discovers the components, follows a curated schema, and assembles a lesson, story, or presentation you can publish anywhere.
No credit card required.
Output
See the teacher use caseWhy Modula
Consistent output starts with a consistent toolkit.
Generic AI builders ask the model to invent components from scratch every session — great for prototypes, inconsistent for content you need to publish. Modula gives the AI a fixed library of accessible, tested components and curated schemas, so every output is structurally sound, accessibility-tested, and ready to ship.
- 01 • Connect
Follow the guide to add Modula as a connector to Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini.
- 02 • Describe
Describe what you want and the AI will assemble components into a draft. Review, regenerate, and customize until it’s perfect.
- 03 • Ship
The output is a self-contained Web artifact — embed it anywhere, export to SCORM, publish it to your CMS.
Connect with the AI you already use.
Who it’s for
Different roles, same workflow.
Trainers, editors, creators, teachers, data journalists — anyone who wants to produce interactive content for the Web.
Trainer
Compliance training for 200 employees in four weeks.
Twelve SCORM-ready units in two weeks, generated from Claude with the Video Lesson schema.
See how
Editor
Interactive textbook appendices that update every term.
Simulations, charts, and quizzes embedded in the publisher’s CMS, regenerable without dev help.
See how
Creator
A scrollable travel narrative with photos and GPS track.
A published piece in four hours from a single ChatGPT session — embedded on the writer’s own site.
See how
Teacher
An interactive lesson on the Etruscans for a mixed-ability class.
A full lesson with timeline, gallery, and quiz — assembled in one free Playground session and projected on the classroom display.
See how
Journalist
A scroll-driven longform for a news investigation.
A published story with scrollytelling, charts, and maps — generated from Gemini with the Story Scroller schema.
See how
Showcase
What you can ship.
Real interactive experiences built with Modula — from compliance training to data journalism. New examples published regularly.
Preview
PreviewStory Pro
Adriatic Sailing Journey
Scroll-driven travel narrative with GPS track, photo stops, and journal entries.
Schema Map Scroller
Components
Map ScrollerGallery
PreviewData Pro
Ocean Temperature Anomalies
A scrollable data story showing surface temperature trends from 1950 to 2023.
Schema Data Story
Components
Bar ChartDiagramMap
Pricing
Modular growth, right in the plan.
What you produce during an active subscription stays yours — portable Web artifacts, no platform lock-in. Paid plans launch with the public beta.
Playground
Free
Free forever. Build a lesson or quiz for personal use. No credit card required.
- Educational component subset
- Lesson schema
- All AI connectors
- Non-commercial use
Create a free account
No credit card required.
Pro
Early access— / year
Full component library, all schemas, and commercial use. Join the waitlist — early members lock in the launch price.
- All 90+ components
- All public schemas
- Commercial use
- Removable Modula signature
- Email support
Frequently asked questions
And some answers.
What exactly is a schema?
A schema is a curated instruction package that teaches an AI how to compose a complete piece of interactive content — a lesson, a story, a scrollytelling article. It pairs Modula’s components with the editorial and pedagogical decisions needed to assemble them well. You give the AI a topic; the schema provides the structure.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Most of Modula is designed to be used through your AI of choice — Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini. You describe what you want; the AI uses Modula via MCP to produce the result. Developers who do want to integrate the components directly into an existing codebase can do that too.
What happens to my content if I cancel my subscription?
Everything you produced during an active subscription keeps working forever. The output is a self-contained Web Component artifact — no calls home, no platform dependency. You lose the ability to create new content and the access to updated components and schemas, but what you already shipped is yours indefinitely.
Can I use Modula for commercial work?
Commercial use is included on Pro and Enterprise. Playground is free for learning, teaching, and exploration but not for commercial output.
Can I export my content to SCORM?
Yes. Training modules built with Modula can be exported to SCORM — the format your LMS expects. The exported package includes completion tracking and assessment data. SCORM export is available on Pro and Enterprise.
How does Modula compare to v0, Lovable, or Bolt?
Those tools ask the AI to invent components from scratch — great for prototypes, weak for content you’ll publish. Modula gives the AI a fixed library of accessible, themeable components and step-by-step guidance, so the output is visually coherent across generations, accessibility-tested, and ready to ship.
Can my dev team integrate Modula into our existing stack?
Yes. The components are vanilla Web Components — they work in React, Vue, Svelte, Astro, or plain HTML. Your team can pull bundles via MCP, npm, or the CLI and theme them to match your design system.
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