Would you be willing to give us feedback and try our training product?

We are a startup building a lightweight LMS with the following features:

Content Creation or Hosting Existing Content

  • Create content with predefined templates in minutes
  • Add images, GIFs, video, audio
  • Card-based courses (similar to social media stories)
  • AI feature: text to audio, text to video (avatar-based)
  • Add quizzes, polls, open-ended feedback, checklists, links
  • Auto-translation to multiple languages, including video translations

Sharing

  • Frictionless access—no app, no login required
  • Share or assign courses via email/SMS/WhatsApp/Slack/Teams

Analytics

  • Get all learner analytics
  • Completion rates, quiz scores

We would love to get feedback from the community, connect with experts, and offer free trials.

P.S. We also help create content to showcase the platform’s power for adult learners.

Curious to know how you’ll track student progress if users are not required to log in? Does ‘frictionless’ imply simple video playback like a YouTube link? How would you get completion rates for users who aren’t logged in?

So that’s the whole tech piece we’ve developed. They receive a magic link to access the full e-learning with card-style learning, and we get all analytics in terms of open, time, completion, quizzes, and responses back to the admin dashboard.

So they can share the link with someone else to take the course for them? This could be an issue for purchased courses. Your approach might work for clients who don’t need to closely monitor course completions or for free courses.

The tech ensures the link won’t work on other devices and it’s not exposed. This prevents forwarding the link, similar to login systems.

To be brutally honest, your feature list fits nearly every system on the market. There’s nothing here that piques my interest. Your system may be great, but it sounds like you reinvented the wheel.

I just need a cheap, user-friendly LMS to host the content we already made. I’m not interested in paying for creator tools that we won’t utilize.