A real classroom. Not another Zoom call.
Built for tutors who teach groups. Up to 30 students, stage control, whiteboard and a bandwidth-efficient architecture that won't break when your whole class joins.
Zoom works. Until it doesn't.
- 15 students unmuted at once. Background noise. Audio collapses.
- Students joining with the wrong link. Or no link. "Can you resend it?"
- No control over who speaks, who's on camera, who's disrupting the class.
- Paying for Zoom every month and still managing it manually on top of everything else.
- The meeting was not built for teaching. It was built for corporate calls.
Teamlilit's classroom was designed from the ground up for tutors who run structured sessions not free-for-all video calls. You control who's on stage. Everyone else listens.
You control who speaks. Everyone else listens.
Teamlilit uses a stage model for group sessions. All students join with cameras and microphones off by default. You the tutor decide who gets "on stage". Staged students can speak and share their camera (up to 480p). Everyone else watches and listens. No chaos. No background noise. No student accidentally muting the whole class.
This isn't just good UX. It's good teaching. Structured participation means focused sessions.
The signal:
Green stroke = on stage.
Mic and camera live. The tutor put them there.
Silent, camera off. The default for every student.
Two clicks to add. Two clicks to remove. You decide who speaks.
Built for the way you actually teach.
Groups up to 30 students
Run large group sessions without server strain. Bandwidth-efficient by design only staged students stream video.
Stage control
Select up to 3 students to go "on stage". They can speak and share video. Everyone else is in listen-only mode.
Cameras & mics off by default
Every student joins muted and camera-off. You unmute deliberately. No surprise background noise.
Integrated whiteboard
Open the whiteboard mid-session. Draw, annotate, share diagrams without switching apps.
Raise hand queue
Students raise a virtual hand. You see the queue and invite them to stage in order. Structured participation.
Session chat
A side chat for questions and links during the session. Keeps audio clean and the session focused.
Session recording
Record any session. Students who missed can catch up. You can review your own teaching.
No downloads required
Students join from their browser. No Zoom install, no app download, no failed updates before class.
Bandwidth-efficient architecture
Only active stage participants stream audio and video. 28 silent students consume almost no server resources.
From schedule to session in one click.
Open the session
From your Teamlilit dashboard, click "Start session" on any scheduled class. The classroom opens instantly.
Students join from their browser
They receive a link in their reminder email. Click they're in. No accounts, no downloads.
Teach at full control
Select who goes on stage, open the whiteboard, manage the session from one panel. End it when you're done.
Why Teamlilit doesn't break with 30 students.
Most video tools struggle with large groups because every participant streams audio and video simultaneously. Teamlilit's classroom is built differently.
With Zoom (30 students, cameras on)
30 simultaneous video streams. Massive bandwidth. Frequent lag and drops.
With Zoom (30 students, cameras off)
Still 30 audio streams. Noise creeps in. You manage unmuting manually.
With Teamlilit (30 students)
Only staged students (max 3) stream video and audio. 27 students = near-zero load.
I teach IELTS groups of 18 students. On Zoom it was always someone's mic causing feedback, or someone who couldn't get in. Since switching to Teamlilit's classroom, I've had zero tech issues in three months.
Beta user
IELTS group tutor, 3 groups of 15–20 students
Teamlilit vs. Zoom for tutors.
Zoom (adapted for tutoring)
Teamlilit Live Classroom
Built for corporate meetings adapted for teaching
Built for tutors stage model, groups, structure
All students can unmute at any time
Students join silent by default; you control the stage
No student roster or attendance tracking
Attendance auto-tracked, connected to student profiles
Separate from your schedule and student list
Fully integrated with your Teamlilit schedule
Monthly subscription on top of everything else
Included in your Teamlilit plan no extra cost
Students need a Zoom account or app
Students join from their browser no account needed
Run your best class yet.
A classroom built for tutors. Up to 30 students. Total control.
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