Deliver your programme to every client, in their language
Independent and in-house trainers running paid cohorts and client sessions — one live class each learner follows in their own language, with the attendance list, the notes and the replay handled after class.
Why the usual tools don’t fit
Clients in three countries, one trainer
A programme sold to a client abroad means teaching in a second language or paying an interpreter for every session.
The admin after every class
The attendance list, the recap email, the recording link — follow-up for every hour taught, and it comes out of your margin.
Every client has a different tool
One client on a suite, another on a consumer app: different links, different limits, and learners who cannot get in on day one.
Teaching that fits your workflow
Teach once, in every language
Learners choose captions or spoken audio in any of 19 languages — up to 5 different languages in one live class.
Attendance for every session
Who joined each session is kept with the session, and a wrap-up email reaches you when class ends — both are switches in your workspace settings.
Notes sent to everyone
A recorded class can transcribe and summarise itself; you send the notes to the whole invite list from the recording, in one step.
A link that works on day one
Learners join from the browser on any device — no install, no account — and the invitation carries a message of your own.
A routing and switching class, three languages, one trainer
A networking trainer teaches a live class in English. One cohort follows in Hindi, one in Tamil, a client team in Spanish; IP addresses and port numbers come through as spoken, and the usual networking terms stay in English. When class ends the trainer has the attendance list in the inbox and sends the AI notes to everyone on the invite list.
Commercial control
We give you controls, not a badge we don’t hold — encryption, access control, audit logging and a DPA.
Full compliance posture →- Per-seat pricing: you pay for trainer seats, not for every learner who joins.
- Recordings and notes stay in your workspace under access control; you decide which cohort or client can open them.
- AI notes are opt-in per workspace and never run on end-to-end encrypted sessions.
- Translation is machine translation of your live voice — right for following a lesson, not a substitute for certified interpretation.
Professional trainers — common questions
Do learners need an account or an app?
No. They open your link in a browser on desktop or mobile, and the invitation can carry your own message.
Can I see who attended a past session?
Yes. Every past session keeps its attendance, and a wrap-up email can reach you when a class ends. Both are switches in your workspace settings.
How do notes reach my learners?
A recorded class can be transcribed and summarised automatically; from the recording you send the notes to the invite list, or to addresses you type.
Does it work for technical subjects?
Numbers, IP addresses and port numbers come through as spoken in every one of the 19 languages. Acronyms and product names written in Latin script are normally kept as they are, and a built-in technical vocabulary keeps common networking, software and cloud phrases in English instead of translating them in meaning.
Meet in your language.
Start a browser meeting with live translation, screen sharing, recordings and AI notes. Free to start.