Video meetings built around live teaching
Run live classes in the browser where every learner follows in their own language, the notes write themselves and the replay stays under your control — made for trainers, tutors and academies, not for status meetings.
What a virtual classroom changes
Learners, not attendees
A meeting tool treats everyone as a participant; translated captions exist on some plans, but nobody hears the class in their own language. A classroom lets each learner follow in theirs — captions or spoken audio — while the trainer teaches once.
The class continues after the call
Notes, the attendance list, the replay: in a classroom they come out of the session itself, not rebuilt from memory by the trainer afterwards.
Built for the shapes teaching takes
Screen sharing, whiteboards, breakout rooms, chat and polls help trainers lead interactive meetings.
Every part of a class, in one workspace
Live translation
The trainer speaks once; every learner follows in their own language as live captions or spoken audio. 19 languages, technical terms kept in English.
Read about live translationVideo meetings
One-click HD video meetings with screen sharing, whiteboard, breakout rooms, background blur and full host controls. No install; end-to-end encryption optional.
Read about video meetingsAI notes & transcripts
Transcripts, AI class notes and action items, plus an assistant you can ask about any recorded class. End-to-end encrypted meetings stay AI-free by design.
Read about ai notes & transcriptsLive captions
Real-time captions for every participant: read along in the language spoken, or in your own. Per-person choice, no download, works in meetings.
Read about live captionsLocal recording
Any participant can record the class locally in the browser, in the audio language they chose. The file stays on their device; nothing is uploaded.
Read about local recordingMeeting recordings
Record meetings to your workspace, restricted to authorised viewers, with transcripts and AI notes. Audio-only option and retention on your terms.
Read about meeting recordingsThree steps, nothing to set up per learner
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Share one link
Learners open it in the browser on any device. No install, no account, and your own message on the invitation.
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Teach once, translated live
You speak; each learner reads captions or hears your voice in their language — 19 languages, up to 5 different ones in a single class.
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Notes and replay, after
A recorded class can transcribe and summarise itself, the notes go to everyone on the invite list, and the replay opens only for the people you allow.
Made for people who teach for a living
Professional trainers
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.
For professional trainersTutors & coaches
One-to-one lessons and small groups in the browser — your voice translated live into each learner’s language, notes written for you, and replays kept behind access control.
For tutors & coachesTraining companies & academies
Teach cohorts through interactive browser meetings where each learner chooses their language, joins the discussion and reviews recordings and notes after the session.
For training companies & academiesCorporate onboarding
Company-wide onboarding and internal training delivered once, understood everywhere — each hire listening in their own language, with the summary and replay filed automatically.
For corporate onboardingWhere meeting software still wins
Internal meetings inside a suite
If your day is status meetings with colleagues who already live in a suite, its calendar and chat integration is the better fit. A virtual classroom earns its place when the sessions are lessons.
Certified interpretation
Live translation here is machine translation of the trainer’s voice. It is excellent for following a lesson; it is not a substitute for a certified interpreter in legal or medical settings.
End-to-end encrypted sessions
A class can run end-to-end encrypted. By design an encrypted session cannot be recorded or turned into AI notes — that trade is deliberate, and it is yours to make per meeting.
The comparison pages say the same thing in more detail: Ollasync vs Zoom, vs Google Meet and vs Microsoft Teams, each with a “where they are stronger” section. Plans and seats are on the pricing page.
Virtual classroom software — questions
What is virtual classroom software?
Software for teaching live over the internet: a video class in the browser plus the parts of teaching a meeting tool leaves out — learners following in their own language, class notes, attendance, recordings kept per course. Ollasync is one, built for trainers, tutors and academies.
How is a virtual classroom different from Zoom or Google Meet?
Meeting software is general-purpose: translated captions exist on some of their plans, but the class is still delivered in one language. A virtual classroom is organised around teaching: each learner picks their own language for captions or spoken audio, notes and attendance come out of the session, and replays sit in a course library. Where the meeting suite is stronger — internal meetings, calendar and chat integration — it stays the better choice.
Do learners need to install anything?
No. Learners join from a link in a modern browser on desktop or mobile.
Which languages can a class run in?
19 languages are available for live translation, each learner choosing their own, and one live class can run up to 5 different languages at once.
Is there a free plan?
Yes — it is free to start, and paid plans are priced per trainer seat, not per learner.
Meet in your language.
Start a browser meeting with live translation, screen sharing, recordings and AI notes. Free to start.