Online tutoring platform for teachers and schools
A lesson lasts 60 or 90 minutes, not 40. The student opens the link in a phone browser, you share your screen, send homework in chat and turn on recording. One permanent link per student for the whole year.
- No 40-minute limit
- Students join without sign-up or install
- A permanent link per student or group
- Groups for pair work, recording and chat
Sanjar
Irina
AzizaWho it is for
Tutors
English, maths, exam prep: a permanent link per student, a schedule with reminders, speaking practice in pairs.
Schools and learning centres
A class of up to 100: the teacher mutes everyone, gives the floor from the hand queue and splits the class into groups.
Online courses
Lectures with screen sharing and a recording so those who missed it can catch up later.
Parent-teacher meetings
Parents join from a phone by a link in the class chat, nothing to install.
What a teacher needs
Screen and chat with files
Slides, a PDF textbook or a whiteboard in the next tab, with homework and notebook photos in the chat.
Permanent rooms
An address like joyin.uz/school/class, students join without knocking, outsiders wait for approval.
Lesson recording
One button, the file in your dashboard, a link for the student or parents. Stored for 3 days, or 30 days with a Summary pack.
Schedule and reminders
Weekly repeat, invitation e-mails and a reminder before the lesson.
Classroom control
Mute everyone, give the floor by raised hand, remove a troublemaker.
Groups for pair work
Split the lesson into pairs or small groups with a task and a timer, drop into any group, bring everyone back with one button.
Why teachers leave Zoom
No 40-minute limit · Students join without sign-up or install · A permanent link per student or group · Groups for pair work, recording and chat
How to start
Only the teacher needs an account. Students join as guests.
Sign in and create a room
Google, Apple, Yandex or Telegram. Name the room after the student or group.
Send the link
To the student or parents in a messenger, the same one for every lesson.
Teach the lesson
Screen, chat, recording. The student joins from a phone in ten seconds.
Set a schedule
Weekly repeat with a reminder so nobody forgets.
Questions teachers ask
Is there a time limit on a lesson?
No. A lesson lasts as long as you need, with no cut-off at 40 minutes.
Does the student need to install anything?
No. The student opens the link in a browser on a phone or computer, enters a name and joins. There are iOS and Android apps too, but they are optional.
Can I use one link for the whole year?
Yes. A permanent room with an address like joyin.uz/school/class never changes, and added students join without knocking.
How do I show slides or a textbook?
Screen sharing: a tab, a window or the whole screen. Files can be sent in chat.
Can I record a lesson for those who missed it?
Yes, recording starts with one button. The file is stored in your dashboard for 3 days (30 days with a Summary pack), and you can send the link to the student.
How many students fit in a class?
Up to 100 participants in one room.
Can I split a lesson into pairs or groups?
Yes, with the Groups button in the meeting: groups of 2, 3 or 4 or a set number of groups, at random or by hand, with a task and a timer. A regular layout can be saved and started in one click. Groups work in the browser; students on the mobile app stay in the main room for now.
Will there be meeting summaries?
Coming soon: AI meeting summaries: who said what, what was agreed, and the tasks. It understands Uzbek.
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Your next lesson without a timer
Create a classroom and send the link to your student. Only you need to sign up.