Before the lesson,
see where you left off.

Programs, lessons, notes, and results stay in the student’s profile. Open it before class to revisit the last topic and prepare the next one.

  • Notes
  • History
  • Groups
Student profile: the programs tab with an exam preparation path

Product screen · Demo example

  • Sound familiar?

    Before a lesson without a single profile:

    • Notes in Telegram, the program in Notion, slots in Google Calendar
    • Fifteen minutes spent recalling which cue card you stopped on
    • The speaking history is scattered across services
    • A new student means collecting the context from scratch again
  • With Lenitera

    What lives on one screen:

    • Every active learning plan
    • Lessons and the next slot
    • Notes only you can see
    • Overdue homework before the lesson

How the profile is built

  1. Create the student and assign a path

    Contacts, groups, and each assigned program or custom learning plan.

  2. Keep notes and history

    Note what you covered and what to revisit. Your notes and material links stay with the right student.

  3. Open it before the lesson

    Progress, overdue homework, the next step — one screen instead of five tabs.

Your workspace before and after an online lesson

The student programs

Which paths are assigned and where the student is right now — a programs tab without Notion.

Programs tab in the student profile

A living path

Lessons, assignments, and checkpoints with their statuses and current step.

A student path for exam preparation

From the calendar into the profile

A click on a speaking slot opens the student: context without searching a list.

Opening the student profile from a calendar event

More for your teaching

  • Learning plans

    Learning plans

    Lessons, materials, homework, and checkpoints arranged around each student's goal

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  • Calendar and lessons

    Calendar and lessons

    One-on-one lessons and groups — every slot linked to a student and learning plan

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  • Progress and adaptation

    Progress and adaptation

    See what is done and what needs review before the next lesson

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Frequently asked questions

  • Several — a core program and a short intensive, for example. Progress is tracked separately for each.

Try Lenitera in your teaching

Start with a template and one student. Your first 14 days of Pro need no card.

Before the lesson, see where you left off. — Lenitera