Courses designed faster, learning that lasts.
Teachers and trainers create their materials with the assistant. Learners review at the right time, and retention is measured.
Everything you need to teach and train.
E-learning presentations
Course materials with quizzes, games and interactive blocks, built then revised with the assistant.
Interactive lessons
Sectioned lessons with multiple-choice questions, matching exercises and accordions, created from templates or from your documents.
Narrated lessons
A synthetic voice reads your lessons and presentations, and recorded classes are transcribed.
Spaced repetition
Cards scheduled for each learner, at the moment they are likely to forget.
Verified tests
Graded automatically and timestamped, with a breakdown per question.
Reinforcement campaigns
Reminders sent to a class or a team after the training, measured on retention.
SCORM, xAPI and cmi5
Your content tracked in the learning platform you already use.
Swiss curricula
Content aligned with curriculum objectives.
Everyone's progress
Each learner sees what they retain, each trainer sees the group’s progress.
A training module in one week.
A training manager has to turn an internal manual into an e-learning course.
- 01
Import
The PDF or Word manual and the existing presentations are placed in a project.
- 02
Design
Learnya suggests one Flow lesson per chapter and a summary deck, with their quizzes.
- 03
Narration
Lessons get audio narration and are reviewed by the team in real time.
- 04
Publishing
The course goes out in your LMS or in Learnya, then reviews anchor what was learned.
Something for everyone.
| Criterion | Teachers | Corporate trainers | Learners |
|---|---|---|---|
| Create | Courses, lessons and quizzes | Learning paths and e-learning modules | Their own revision sheets |
| Track | The class's progress | Retention after training | What they really retain |
| You gain | Preparation time | Training that lasts | Revision at the right time |
Your platforms remain yours.
- SCORM 2004
- export to your LMS
- xAPI
- detailed activity tracking
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- languages for your content
Students, content and permissions.
- Cantonal lawsPupils' data protection falls under each canton's data protection law.
- Art. 19 CopAUsing works for classroom teaching is permitted within the limits set by law.
- Art. 21 FADPA decision made solely by a machine must be disclosed to the person concerned.
- Hosting and processing in Switzerland, or on your own servers
- No content used to train a model
- Lessons exported in SCORM to your school's platform
- Audit log of every view and every action
Reference points to assess your use, not legal advice.
What research says about learning.
Learnya's teaching features rest on published findings, covered in the Academy's “AI and education” course.
One-to-one tutoring with frequent feedback does far better than the classroom alone.
Learnya gives every pupil immediate feedback on their exercises.
Bloom (1984)Lesson: The two sigma problemTesting yourself strengthens memory more than rereading.
Each lesson can end with a quiz, and the concepts come back for revision.
Roediger (2006)Lesson: Testing yourself to learnAn AI that gives the answers can do harm. An AI that guides helps them.
The teacher decides how the assistant helps their students, through questions and hints.
Bastani (2025)Lesson: An AI tutor that really helpsWe learn by building something we can make work.
Students create their own lessons, quizzes and presentations with Learnya.
Papert (1980)Lesson: Learning by building
What changes day to day.
An 80-page manual became an e-learning course in one week, narration included.
Reinforcement campaigns finally show us what sticks after training.
Illustrative examples written by Learnya, not customer testimonials.
Let's talk about your practice.
A demo on your real cases, with an expert from your industry.