Rooms where people actually meet
One room per model. Video, screen sharing and chat are built in, and you start muted with your camera off. Come to learn, to ask, or just to talk to someone doing the same thing as you.
9 rooms Opens in a new tab for camera accessNo account needed to look around
Study hall
Quiet co-working with other learners. Cameras optional, mics on mute until you need to ask something.
Peer room · no host required
Money room
Talk pricing, offers and first sales with people doing the same thing this week.
Peer room · pricing checked in the AI, never guessed
Builders' room
Build in public: share your screen, show the broken part, get a second pair of eyes.
Peer room · screen share encouraged
Creators' room
Demo videos, posts and launches. Watch each other's work and say what is confusing.
Peer room · feedback, not applause
Client work room
For people running client work: leads, proposals, delivery and the awkward conversations.
Peer room · no client details or passwords on screen
Trainers' room
For company owners and trainers: build the tutor, then run the room for your team.
Peer room · company data stays off camera
Language exchange
Pair up, speak, correct each other kindly. Ten minutes each language.
Peer room · be patient with beginners
Certification prep
Study partners for the marked assessments. Quiz each other before you sit the paper.
Peer room · the examiner marks, not the room
Open lounge
No agenda. Meet people, say what you are working on, make friends.
Peer room · be the person who says hello first
How to get the most out of a room
- 1. Say hello in chat when you arrive. Someone always answers.
- 2. Put your name in the box, then join in a new tab so the microphone works.
- 3. Unmute only when you speak, and share your screen when you want help.
- 4. Ask one specific question: "where do I click on this screen" beats "help".
- 5. Bring a task you are actually doing. Rooms work best with real work on screen.
- 6. Never share passwords, card numbers, IDs or client data on camera.