Everything for a lesson — the call, chat, materials, and AI notes — lives on one screen. Here's how it fits together.
Every lesson scheduled for today appears here, in order, with the student's name and time.
Takes you straight to that lesson's screen — prep, chat, materials, and notes all live together there.
A student's hub lists every upcoming and past lesson with the same Open lesson link, useful when you're already looking at their history.
The start-call button sits in the lesson screen's video panel — it opens video right there, with no separate app, and it's what makes the lesson chat and AI notes work.
Use Change video on the lesson screen's action row to swap between the built-in call and your own video link, just for this one lesson.
Change video appears once a lesson is scheduled — not before one is booked.
Whatever you choose here is exactly what opens when your student clicks Join on their side. For the built-in call there is nothing for you to send — the Join button on their own portal opens the call, and it appears 15 minutes before the start. That's deliberate: a lesson link that worked without signing in would open your lesson to anyone it was forwarded to.
The call sits beside a lesson chat and this lesson's materials — nothing to alt-tab for.
Unlike a normal video-call chat, it's saved with the lesson permanently — good for links, vocabulary, or steps you want to revisit later.
Anything already attached to this lesson opens in a new tab, so the call keeps running while you reference it.
Pop out the video moves the call to its own window; Bring it back here returns it inline whenever you like — the call itself never drops either way.
With AI notes on (the default), transcription begins the moment you join the call — there's nothing to click.
Turn auto mode off in Make it yours if you'd rather start it by hand for every lesson.
A transcribing marker shows in the call for as long as it's running — it's never hidden from them.
Lesson audio is AI-processed and the transcript is stored with the lesson, so it's best for everyone to keep health, financial, or ID details out of what's said.
A recap, private bullets, and suggested focus areas appear automatically. The draft is private to you — nothing reaches your student until you approve it.
The full transcript sits behind a quiet Full transcript of this call fold, readable by you and your student both.
Only appears once a transcript has actually been saved for that lesson — older or transcript-less lessons show nothing here.
Stuck anywhere in this guide? Head back to Help — the FAQ covers the odd cases, and the report-a-problem button at the bottom reaches a human.