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Learning by doing, not by generating.
In a visual editor, there's no answer to copy-paste.
Every step is built by hand, so it's understood and remembered. And gamified challenges keep students focused from the first minute to the last.
Courses your students want to play
A ready-to-use map of challenges your students can start right away. Each level introduces a new concept.
A new concept in every challenge
Level-by-level progression
Usable as-is in class


The traditional method
Theoretical courses, then practical exercises in an IDE.
- Theory first, practice later
- An environment to set up before coding
- Passive listening during lectures


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Our interactive method
Theory and practice learned together, with a gamified approach.
- Theory applied immediately
- Runs in the browser, even on entry-level laptops
- Instant feedback on every attempt


Concepts you already teach
No pedagogical disruption: your students learn the same fundamentals, without the setup and syntax hurdles.Algorithmics, without environment to configure
Variables, conditions, loops: the same logic as classic programming languages.


Queries, without syntax to memorize
Your students write real queries (SELECT, JOIN, WHERE...) without memorizing complex syntax.


Stimulate your class
Hands-on workshops where your students build real projects together.
Designed around your pedagogical goals
Team competitions to boost motivation
Already run in business and computer science schools


Business school
Landing page creation
Two classes compete to design the best landing page.


Computer science school
Algorithmics and problem solving
Teams solve an investigation using progressive clues.




Adapted to every learning path
Whether your students are heading for entrepreneurship, engineering, or design, Luna Park adapts to their goals.Entrepreneurship
Students learn to prototype their ideas, an essential skill for launching a project.
- Create MVPs and prototypes
- Understand tech without coding
- Communicate better with devs
Engineering
Students visually learn web architecture, frontend and backend. They can export clean code.
- Understand frontend and backend
- See the cleanly generated code
- Export and deploy real projects
Design
Transform designs into interactive prototypes and introduce your students to web interfaces.
- Create interactive prototypes
- Understand responsive design
- Bridge the design-development gap
Professional code under the hood
Everything built in Luna Park is readable, maintainable code, based on the most widely used technologies.Interface
Vue.js
Modern frontend framework, based on reusable components.
Interface
JavaScript / TypeScript
Languages used on 98.9% of websites.
Server
Node.js
One language for both frontend and backend.
Server
PostgreSQL
The world's #1 database, used by 1 in 2 developers.
Free for academic use
Three steps, and your students are ready to go.01
Share your school's domain
Example: @yourschool.edu. No other information is required.
02
Students sign up
With their school email, they immediately access every feature.
03
That's it, it's free
Using Luna Park in an educational setting is completely free.
Frequently asked questions
The essentials to know before getting started.Why is Luna Park free for schools?
Our model is based on recommendation: students use Luna Park during their training, then recommend it in the workplace. Companies pay for advanced features, which allows us to maintain free access for education.
Are programming prerequisites required?
No. Our visual interface requires no coding skills. Students already familiar with programming will recognize the concepts (variables, conditions, SQL queries) and will progress faster.
Which levels is Luna Park suited for?
Luna Park is designed for higher education (bachelor's and master's degrees, engineering, business and design schools), and can already be used in high school, for example in computer science classes.
What hardware do students need?
Just a web browser. Luna Park runs online with nothing to install, and works smoothly on entry-level laptops.
What is the learning time for Luna Park?
A few hours are enough to master the basics. In a week, your students will be able to create a complete application (frontend, backend, and database). Most create a functional project from the first session.
Can Luna Park be integrated into an existing curriculum?
Yes. Luna Park easily integrates into your current courses, without requiring a redesign. We can also design custom workshops based on your needs (SQL, algorithmics, interfaces, etc.).
Is support provided for teachers?
Yes. We provide you with turnkey educational materials and video tutorials. You do not need to fully master Luna Park before using it for your teaching.