A super admin creates every teacher, and each teacher creates their own students. Students see only the rooms their teacher assigned them to — nothing more.
Mr. Singh
Speaking now
The problem
One link, forwarded once, and a stranger is in your lesson. Your students end up juggling separate codes for every teacher. And when someone has to be removed, you are hunting through settings while the class waits.
What we do instead
Nobody receives a key to your room unless you approved them. It is checked on our server every single time someone joins — not hidden in the page, not guessable from a URL.
Built around one idea: the teacher is in charge of the room.
Nobody signs themselves up. A super admin creates every teacher account, and each teacher creates their own students — so only people you know ever get a key.
A live audio room for every class. Students can unmute and talk, and whoever is speaking is easy to spot — no camera, no screen share, no downloads.
A teacher assigns a student straight to a room — access is immediate, and removing it is immediate too.
Create as many classes as your plan allows, and assign each student to exactly the rooms they belong in.
Every account can carry a start and expiry date. Past it, the account still logs in, but loses room access until it's extended.
Record a live class to the cloud, and send a message that reaches every student a teacher has created, in every room.
Your administrator creates your teacher account with a username, password and expiry date.
Create your rooms, add your students, and assign each one to the room they belong in.
Press start. Your students see only the rooms assigned to them — and nobody else can.
Room keys are minted on our server and only after we confirm you belong there. Guessing a room address gets you nothing. Sharing your link with a friend gets them nothing. Being removed from a class takes effect immediately.