Getting started

You choose a path before you create an account: learning or teaching. The two use the same identity — you never need a second account — but the sign-up asks for different things, so the choice comes first.

What you need

• An email address you can receive a code at
• A password of at least 8 characters
• Your timezone, so lessons show in your local time

Mentors go on to identity verification and a teaching demo before they can publish. Students can browse and book immediately.

Every mentor profile carries voice samples, pricing tiers and reviews written by students who actually took the lesson. Listen before you book — that is what the samples are for.

Worth asking in a first lesson

• What do you hear in my voice right now?
• What would we work on first, and why that?
• What would you not teach me — where would you send me instead?

There is no contract and no exclusivity. If the fit is wrong, book someone else next time.

Most mentors run the first session as a diagnostic: a range and register survey, a breath and onset check, and an honest read of the two things worth working on first.

You should leave with a written plan. If you did not get one, ask — it is the part that makes the next month useful.