Nobody reads.Turn any doc into a lesson they'll finish.

Leap turns a document into a visual learning experience. Every line cites the page it came from.

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Formats

Many ways to tell a document. Each one started as a real paper or public page.

How it works

Leap pushing a manual into the intake machine

1Upload a document

A manual, a procedure, a paper, a policy.

The Leap intake screen with a document attached
Leap beside a rubber stamp and a tray of storyboard cards

2Approve the storyboard

Each scene sits next to its source line. Nothing renders until you say so.

The storyboard, each scene beside its source paragraph
Leap watching a finished lesson on a toy television

3Get the lesson

Narrated, captioned, cited.

The finished lesson in the Leap player
Leap holding a red marker

4Circle it to change it

Draw on any frame and say what is wrong. Leap changes just that and keeps everything you approved.

Leap's editor: a circle on one frame, a comment, and the frame before and after the change

Every line cited

Watch the lesson. The line it came from lights up in the source.

The NASA Glenn Research Center page on turbofan engines, with the cited passages marked

Editing

Circle what is wrong. Only that frame changes.

  • Comment on any frame
  • Everything you approved stays put
  • Changes to meaning need your sign-off
A clay lesson frame: four training steps, a trainer in a lilac coat The same frame after the edit: the trainer now wears a green coat
You
0:29 · this framePut the trainer in a green coat.
Done. Only the coat changed.
The old way of simple discussions or PowerPoint presentations needs an upgrade.
Geyser Medical ConsultingDavid Gaisser, Owner
We cut the time spent creating the initial draft by approximately 80%, while keeping the final instructional and visual decisions with our team.
42 DesignsInstructional design agency
The client review was easier because we were showing a concrete draft instead of discussing an abstract outline.
Limestone LearningPaid pilot

Questions

What can I give it?

PDF, Word, Markdown or plain text. Manuals, procedures, policies, papers, course chapters. If a person could teach from it, Leap can too.

How do you stop it making things up?

Every claim is tied to the line of your document it came from. If an edit says something your document doesn't, Leap refuses it and keeps the version you approved.

Can I fix one thing without redoing it all?

Yes. Circle a frame and say what is wrong. Leap changes that frame and leaves the rest alone.

Do you train on my documents?

No. We use them to make and check your lesson. Nothing else. We delete them when you ask.

Is it only video?

For now, yes. Interactive lessons, quizzes and in-course tutors come next.

What does it cost?

Starter is free during the beta, with up to 2½ minutes of finished video a month. Studio is $29 a month for up to 9 minutes. See pricing.

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Send one document. We make your first lesson with you.

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