A compliance trainer and a language teacher don't have the same problem. One needs an attendance record that survives an audit. The other needs six people talking at once. We met all of them before we built this.
If you can't prove they were there, the certificate isn't worth anything.
You're not really selling a course. You're selling evidence that someone completed it. And right now that evidence lives in a spreadsheet you fill in from memory after the call, from a Zoom participant list you had to export first.
In Classverse, attendance is taken as people join. Every session, automatically, exportable the moment a client asks. The recording, the materials, the assessments and the sign-in are all in the same room, because they're all the same record.
And when the client asks for it eighteen months later, the room is still there.
Start for freeYou stopped teaching a while ago. Now you're just checking whether everyone else did.
Six teachers, four batches, and you're on WhatsApp trying to work out who showed up, whether the syllabus is being covered the same way in every batch, and who still hasn't paid.
Classverse gives you the classroom and the office behind it. Every batch is a room you can look inside. Attendance, engagement and progress are visible without asking anyone. Teams, roles and fee records sit in the same place as the teaching.
Your teachers get their classroom. You get to see it.
Start for freeThe class is the conversation. Not the slides.
Nobody learns a language by watching. They learn it by talking, in pairs, in small groups, badly at first. Which means the room has to actually work, not just exist.
Breakouts, live video, whiteboard, and a chat thread that survives the session. Students can go back and read what they got wrong last week, which is where most of the learning actually happens.
And because you teach the same course to a new group every term, your Library is the point. Build the lesson once, run it forever.
Start for freeThe class ends. The records don't get to.
Accreditation, quality assurance, audits. You need to show what was taught, who attended, how they were assessed, and what they submitted, sometimes years afterwards, to someone who wasn't there.
In Classverse the record isn't something you compile. It's what the room already is. Every session, file, quiz, submission and attendance mark, in order, on one feed, still there when someone asks.
Teams, roles, campuses and departments sit on the same platform, so the evidence doesn't live in one lecturer's Drive folder.
Talk to usThere's no admin team. There's just you, at nine in the evening.
You taught the class hours ago. You're still uploading the recording, sending the file to the one who missed it, and looking for last week's worksheet because someone asked.
Classverse does that part. The recording, the materials, the questions, the submissions, all in the room already, because that's where they happened.
Free for up to 5 students. A real classroom, not a demo.
Start for freePick a door and start today. However you like to make a decision.