The company's innovative program prevents users from exiting the safe environment, either intentionally or unintentionally, shielding them from viewing any inappropriate content. Within this framework, NoodleNet delivers age-appropriate content to its users that has been searched for and filtered by humans, not technology.

NoodleNet's Approach

The company founder, Benny Barton, has a passion for bringing education to life by keeping children connected to their natural instincts to learn and explore. This passion is the driving force behind NoodleNet which opens a world of experiences, knowledge and cultures safely and under the guidance of adults.

Our approach is simple. In less than two minutes, a child can be safely surfing the Internet. NoodleNet comes preconfigured so that parents don't need to change or set any controls. However, if they do want to customize the environment for their children, the parental interface is as easy as point and click. This enables parents with various levels of computer skills to easily configure their child's profile. It's really that simple!

Our approach is safe. The closed environment guarantees your child's safety, privacy and protection. Access in or out of the program is locked to eliminate access to unwanted popups, unauthorized web surfing, chat rooms or spyware installation.

Our approach is fun, educational and can easily be shared. The program comes pre-loaded with a large collection of engaging pre-screened links continuously updated. The links are organized by subject and age ranges (ages 3-5/6-8/9-11). And unlike other programs, the content is all searched and reviewed by humans, not technology.

What makes NoodleNet different?

For parents who want their computer to be a safe place for their kids to be entertained and educated, NoodleNet provides a collection of engaging, age-appropriate content and sites while creating a secure gated community where kids can freely learn, play and explore. It is the only product that truly secures the environment allowing no intentional or unintentional exiting.