Interactive tools for live online lessons
Timers, polls, quizzes, and other classroom widgets — prepared before class, launched during your video lesson, and reviewed after with student responses.
Widgets show up right inside your video feed — on Google Meet, Zoom Web, Microsoft Teams Web, and other browser-based video lessons.
For online teachers, tutors, and small education teams.
Online lessons are harder to manage than they should be
During a live online lesson, teachers often need to keep students focused, check understanding, manage time, ask quick questions, and collect feedback.
But most tools are separate from the video call. Teachers have to switch tabs, open different apps, manage links, watch the chat, and keep teaching at the same time. This breaks the lesson flow and makes students less engaged.
Students stay silent or passive
It is hard to check understanding quickly
Teachers switch between too many tools
Timers, polls, and quizzes are not connected to the lesson
Group activities are difficult to manage online
After class, it is hard to review participation and responses
Everything you need to run interactive online lessons
The product gives teachers one simple workflow for interactive live teaching. Use the web dashboard to prepare your activities before class. During the lesson, control everything from the Chrome extension. After class, review student responses and activity history in the dashboard.
Prepare
Create lesson activities, widgets, student lists, polls, quizzes, and templates in the web dashboard.
Teach
Launch and control widgets during your live lesson from the Chrome extension.
Review
See responses, quiz results, participation, and lesson activity history after class.
Extension for live control. Dashboard for preparation and review.
Chrome Extension
Your live lesson control center
Use the Chrome extension during the lesson to launch widgets, control activities, and show interactive elements to students without leaving the video call.
- Launch timers during the lesson
- Show polls and quizzes
- Pick a random student
- Display activity prompts
- Run understanding checks
- Control what students see
- Manage the lesson without switching between multiple tools
Web Dashboard
Your space to prepare and review lessons
Use the dashboard before class to prepare activities and after class to review student responses and lesson statistics.
- Create polls and quizzes
- Prepare reusable lesson templates
- Manage student lists
- Upload or prepare lesson assets
- Organize classroom widgets
- Review quiz results
- See participation and response history
Simple widgets that make lessons more active
Choose the right widget for the moment: a timer for practice, a poll to check understanding, a quiz to review learning, or a student picker to keep everyone involved.
Timer
Run countdowns for exercises, speaking practice, tests, breaks, and classroom transitions.
“Give students 2 minutes to solve a task or prepare an answer.”
Quick Poll
Ask students a simple question and show the results during the lesson.
“Ask if the topic is clear before moving to the next step.”
Mini Quiz
Create quick multiple-choice questions to check learning without opening a separate quiz platform.
“Run a short A/B/C/D question after explaining a new concept.”
Understanding Check
Let students quickly show whether they understand the topic, need another example, or feel lost.
“Ask students to choose: Clear, Not sure, or Need help.”
Random Student Picker
Choose the next student fairly and keep everyone involved in group lessons.
“Pick who answers next without calling on the same students every time.”
Scoreboard
Add points for students or teams to make practice more motivating.
“Use team points during vocabulary practice, quizzes, or review games.”
Activity Prompt
Show speaking prompts, writing tasks, instructions, or discussion questions during the lesson.
“Display a speaking question while students prepare their answers.”
Exit Ticket
End the lesson with a quick feedback question and review the answers later.
“Ask what was easy, what was difficult, and what needs more practice.”
Students can respond from any device
Students do not need to install anything. They can answer polls, quizzes, and feedback questions using a simple link, QR code, or class code. The teacher controls everything from the Chrome extension, while students respond from a phone, tablet, or computer.
- No student installation required
- Works on phone, tablet, or laptop
- Simple link, QR code, or class code
- Fast answers during the lesson
- Responses are saved in the web dashboard
Useful for group classes and 1-on-1 lessons
For group classes
Keep students involved, manage classroom activities, collect answers quickly, and make participation visible.
Best for
Useful widgets
For 1-on-1 tutoring
Make private lessons more structured, interactive, and professional.
Best for
Useful widgets
Not another teaching platform
Teachers should not have to move their lessons to a new platform just to make them interactive. This product works as a simple layer on top of the video tools teachers already use.
Instead of switching tabs
Control activities from the Chrome extension during the lesson.
Instead of using separate tools
Keep timers, polls, quizzes, and feedback in one teaching workflow.
Instead of asking students to install apps
Let students respond through a simple link or QR code.
Instead of losing lesson data
Review responses and participation after class in the dashboard.
Join the closed launch
We are building the first version with real online teachers. Join early access, answer a few short questions, and help us decide which features matter most.
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Step 1 of 2Future plans
We are starting with simple and reliable classroom widgets, live lesson control, and lesson statistics. Later, we plan to explore features that help teachers prepare activities faster and save time after class.
- Activity templates for different lesson types
- AI-assisted quiz and poll generation
- Automatic lesson summaries
- Homework suggestions
- Student progress reports
- More integrations with online teaching platforms
The first version will focus on simple tools that teachers can use during real lessons.
Questions
Do students need to install anything?
No. The teacher uses the Chrome extension. Students can respond through a simple link, QR code, or class code.
Does it work with Google Meet?
Google Meet is one of the main platforms we plan to support first.
Does it work with Zoom?
The product is designed for browser-based video lessons, including Zoom Web. Native Zoom app support may require a separate virtual camera mode in the future.
Is it only for group classes?
No. It can be useful for both group classes and 1-on-1 lessons.
Is this like OBS?
No. OBS is powerful but complex. This product is designed to be simple enough for everyday online teaching.
Can I prepare activities before class?
Yes. You can prepare activities, widgets, student lists, polls, quizzes, and lesson assets in the web dashboard.
Can I see results after class?
Yes. The dashboard will show student responses, quiz results, participation, and lesson activity history.
Is this product available now?
We are preparing the first version. You can join the closed launch to test it early and share feedback.
Help us build a better tool for online teachers
Join the closed launch and get early access to a simple toolkit for interactive online lessons.
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