Classes on a timetable, not on a person
Recurring schedules put every class on the calendar weeks ahead. The lobby opens before the slot, the session starts the moment the first participant is present, and it ends at the end of the slot.
Schools, training companies and bootcamps build a curriculum, approve the lesson plans and schedule the class. The lobby opens before the slot, the AI teacher starts when the first participant arrives, takes the questions the class votes up, and ends on the bell.
Six capabilities that cover the working week, not a feature list assembled to look long.
Recurring schedules put every class on the calendar weeks ahead. The lobby opens before the slot, the session starts the moment the first participant is present, and it ends at the end of the slot.
Subjects and topics become AI-planned lesson plans grounded in the material you upload. Nothing is taught until a person on your staff has read and approved the plan.
The AI teacher paces the lesson to the slot, answers the questions the class votes up and hands a participant the microphone — with captions and a shared board everyone can follow.
Each plan includes a monthly pool of live teaching time. You choose a hard cap or pay as you go above it, add hour packs when you need them, and are warned at 80% and 100% of the pool.
Invite staff and learners, let people register themselves on your public page, share a guest link or join code for one class, or run username accounts for pupils too young for an email address.
Watch every session in progress, then read attendance, the transcript and the questions asked. Many sessions run at once, each in its own room.
Add subjects and topics, upload your material, and approve the lesson plans the AI drafts from it.
Choose a teacher persona, a weekly schedule and who may attend — your learners, people who register on your page, or guests with a link.
Each class opens its lobby, starts itself, teaches the approved plan and ends on time. You review attendance and transcripts afterwards.
“We used to cancel evening sessions whenever a trainer was ill. Now the timetable runs itself, and our staff spend their time approving lessons and reading what the learners asked.”
— Head of training, professional skills academy
15 teaching hours a month
60 teaching hours a month
200 teaching hours a month
The time a session is live, from the moment it starts to the moment it ends, rounded up per session. Lobby time and sessions nobody joined are not counted.
On a hard cap, new sessions wait until the pool resets or you add hours. On pay-as-you-go they carry on and the extra time is billed, never above the spend limit you set. A class already in progress is never cut off.
Yes. Every lesson plan is drafted from your own material and taught only once someone on your staff has approved it. Staff can watch any session live and read its transcript afterwards.
If you allow it. A class can be open to your members only, to people who register on your public page, to anyone who requests access, or to guests with a link or join code.
AI-taught live classes that run themselves on your timetable.