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You teach. Makeizi records the lesson and writes the report — you don’t have to review anything.
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- Start from your student’s page and share your lesson tab (Google Meet, Zoom or Teams on the web, Preply, italki or any lesson in a browser tab) — no bot joins the call
- Your microphone and the lesson tab recorded as separate tracks, so we know who said what
- Connection health at a glance, one-click reconnect
- Audio saved in small pieces — a dropped connection doesn’t lose the lesson
The report, automatically
- A short summary of the lesson
- Strengths: what the student did well
- To improve: the few points that matter most, with the corrected form
- Who spoke: student vs teacher talk time, compared with the last lesson
- New vocabulary with a simple definition and an example
- Homework ideas personalised to each student
Nothing to review
- The report is ready minutes after you hang up — no checking item by item
- Every point is backed by something the student actually said; unclear audio is never guessed
- The full transcript is there if you ever want it
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- Share a private link your student can open on their phone
- Or download a clean one-page PDF
- Your students, lessons and reports kept for as long as you need
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João Silva
B1 · Intermediate · Conversation
Lesson in progress
32:18
Teacher microphoneConnected
Meet audioConnected
TranscriptionLive
Audio saved every few secondsEnd lesson
Lesson report — João Silva
Summary
João talked about his weekend and a busy work week. He gave longer answers than last time and used new work vocabulary on his own.
Strengths
- Answered with full, connected sentences
- Used “deadline” naturally, without help
To improve
- Past for finished actions: I go I went
- Depend on (not “depend of”)
New vocabulary
overwhelmed
Feeling you have too much to deal with.
“I felt overwhelmed with the deadline this week.”
commute
The regular trip between home and work.
“My commute takes almost an hour by bus.”
Who spoke
Speaking distribution+6% vs previous lesson
Student 67%Teacher 33%
Homework
- Write 5 sentences about last weekend using the past.
- Record a 1-minute voice note about your commute.
- Use “overwhelmed” and “deadline” in an email to a colleague.
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