Hand out notes and slides with one link.

Class materials scatter fast — slides in one email, the reading list in another, a worksheet on a USB stick. Nippy gathers them behind one link: drag a folder of files onto nippy.host — PDFs, slide decks, worksheets, even videos — pick an address like class-notes.nippy.site, and every student has the same tidy page.

Files appear as a clean, organised listing that opens in any browser on any device; nothing needs installing and no student ever creates an account. Adding the week’s new handout is drag-and-drop: drop it in, publish, and the link on the syllabus still works.

The page never expires, so revision notes shared in autumn are still there before summer exams. Visits set no cookies, so there is no consent banner for students to click through. The free plan hosts one class page with 25 MB of space; paid plans add room for bigger collections, plus a password so only the class can open the page. And when there are photos to share — a class trip, a school play — a folder of images becomes a browsable gallery at the same kind of link.