Frontierz LMS

The AI-first LMS for your company’s training.

Deliver every program in your brand, with an AI Fellow beside each employee. Your L&D team manages enrollment, progress and learner insights from one admin panel.

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A learner’s home in the LMS: the next lesson, progress in lessons and activities, the next live event, the Circle and the AI Fellow Julia.
The same home on a phone.
For
HR and L&D teams
Languages
25
Sign-in
Microsoft Entra ID, Google, SAML 2.0 and more
Your brand
Logo, backgrounds and certificate
Connects
LTI 1.3, SCIM, SCORM 1.2 and webhooks

For learners

From the first lesson to the certificate.

Each program is split into modules and lessons. Learners see what’s done, what’s next and how far they are from the certificate. A module can open on a set date or after the one before it, and a locked lesson says why it’s locked.

  1. 01

    Watch the lesson.

    Videos play from Vimeo, YouTube or your own files, with subtitles and a version for each language, and pick up where the learner left off. The video can stop to ask a question and jump to a different moment depending on the answer. Next to it are the transcript, the lesson’s materials and the learner’s own notes, linked to moments in the video.

    A video lesson with its library: the transcript to download and the learner’s notes, and the AI Fellow Julia on the right.
  2. 02

    Compare answers with the Circle.

    Every week, each learner joins a Circle of 12 classmates from the same cohort who are at a similar point in the program. When a lesson asks a question, they answer it and then read what their Circle and the rest of the cohort said.

    The Circle of the week as an illustrated classroom, the question of the lesson and what the Circle and the cohort answered.
  3. 03

    Check what stuck.

    Quizzes with one or several right answers, no time limit, keyboard support, retries and a results page. If the program allows it, learners see the right answers and why once they pass.

    Quiz results: the learner passed with 80%, with each answer checked below.
  4. 04

    Make something real.

    In a practical activity, the learner records a video in the browser or uploads one, with an optional document, in guided steps. AI gives private feedback that only the author sees. Classmates like and comment on each other’s work in the cohort gallery, and each module’s activities open when the learner reaches it.

    The activities gallery: the learner’s next activity and classmates’ work, with likes and comments, sorted by most recent, most active, most liked or waiting for feedback.
  5. 05

    Finish with a certificate.

    Each program sets its requirements, such as a minimum number of lessons and activities. When they’re met, the certificate is ready as a PDF with your company’s name. Learners can add it to LinkedIn and share a public link that anyone can use to verify it.

    A completed program: the certificate requirements met, the certificate ready to view, download, add to LinkedIn or share, and what the learner achieved.

AI Fellow

A live AI assistant on every page.

Learners can talk or chat with their AI Fellow anytime. Because it’s aware of both the context and the lesson, it can help them personalize their learning experience.

  • Answers from your lessons. It searches the lesson transcripts and reads the learner’s own activities.
  • Works with what’s on screen. Learners can send it files and share a whiteboard or their screen. It can make images and shows live captions on calls.
  • Leads sessions by voice. In a live session, it guides a lesson and checks each learning objective as the learner shows it.
  • Keeps every conversation. Each learner has a history of past conversations.
The AI Fellow Julia full screen, asking “What shall we work on today, Daniel?”, with a Call button and suggested questions.

Campus life

Classmates, live events and a place to meet.

Each program comes with its cohort, an events calendar and a virtual campus where learners can meet.

The events page: the next masterclass, live in the campus, with a button to add it to the calendar, and the meetups coming up.

Live events

Masterclasses and meetups, with the next one up front and an agenda by month. Learners sign up, add it to their calendar and join in the campus, through a link or in person. Email confirmations and reminders go out on their own, and recordings and materials stay for anyone who missed it.

The virtual campus seen from above, with 18 people in it: classmates at the tables, on the lounge sofas and in front of the stage, three walking across the room, and the learner’s avatar.

Virtual Campus

Learners walk in with an avatar, sit at a table and talk with spatial audio and video, chat and screen sharing. Event rooms add a moderated stage, raised hands and recording, and the lecture hall has review questions with an AI teacher.

Messages: a group conversation between classmates.

Messages

Private and group messages in real time. You can limit each learner to classmates from their own organization.

The notebook: the learner’s notes for each lesson of a module.

Notebook

One note per lesson, with rich text, collected in a notebook for the whole program.

And the rest of campus life

  • Profiles with each learner’s finished activities and a button to send a message
  • Notifications for likes, comments, replies and new or unlocked lessons
  • Several programs at once, with a switcher and the status of each
  • Instant search across modules, lessons and pages

For your L&D team

Run it all from one admin panel.

Owners and admins manage content, learners, events and AI from one place. Each company sees only its own data, and every action is checked on the server.

Interactions, read by AI.

The AI reads comments, activity submissions and Circle answers. For each one it gives the sentiment, such as curiosity, enthusiasm or frustration, a priority and a suggested reply, and a mood board shows the whole community at a glance. What the AI shouldn’t handle alone reaches your team as an escalation: you reply, hide or delete the comment, withdraw the AI’s answer and mark it resolved.

Interactions in the admin panel: a mood board of every comment, activity submission and Circle answer colored by sentiment, and a list with each one’s priority.

Progress, program by program.

For each program: learners, average progress, active learners and minutes of content, plus age groups, countries, the features people use, their job titles and which Fellow they choose. Advanced statistics add the median, quartiles and 90th percentile of progress.

Program statistics: enrolled learners, average progress, active learners and total minutes, with charts of age groups, countries and feature use.

Learners and their access.

Enroll people one by one, by CSV or with license links, and set when their access ends. Each learner’s record shows their programs and progress, and from there you renew access, change their program, deactivate them, resend the welcome email or send a password reset. A timeline lists everything from sign-up to the last email sent.

A learner’s record: account status, access dates, comments, submissions and progress, and the programs they are enrolled in.

Live events with their numbers.

Create masterclasses streamed from YouTube, or meetups in the campus with speakers and a PDF. Each event shows its audience, registrations, attendance and attendance rate, and the attendee list with minutes watched live, ready to export to CSV or Excel. The recording stays with the event.

A live event’s metrics: audience, registered, attended live and the share of registered people who attended.

Built for your company.

Create Fellows for your company: pick the face and the voice, write what each one is for and add your documents to its knowledge base. A monitor counts conversations, messages and minutes, and your admins can read every conversation in full. A snippet of code puts any of them on another website.

Creating a company AI Fellow: choosing its appearance from a set of faces, next to the steps for options, purpose and knowledge base.

Scheduled announcements appear on learners’ home pages, and an email gallery previews every message that learners and admins receive.

Brand and systems

In your brand, connected to your systems.

Your brand
Your logo in light and dark versions, your company name in the page title, your own backgrounds for sign-in and home, and your name on every certificate.
Sign-in
Password, magic link or email code, passkeys, Google, Microsoft Entra ID, Keycloak and SAML 2.0, with two-factor authentication. Turn each method on or off, keep sign-in to your Microsoft Entra directory and restrict access by IP.
Accounts
Learners can arrive already enrolled: from the admin panel, by CSV, by invitation, on their first single sign-on, through SCIM or through LTI 1.3 from another LMS. An optional welcome wizard completes their profile.
Webhooks
Signed webhooks for user.enrolled, purchase.completed and program.completed, with a delivery log and automatic retries.
Selling programs
Sell programs with your own Stripe account. Payment gives access right away.
Sign-in settings: Google, Microsoft, password, magic link and passkey switched on, and a custom Keycloak single sign-on.
Choose how people sign in.
Webhook delivery logs: each attempt with its event, status, response and date.
Every webhook delivery, with its response.

SAML 2.0, SCIM, LTI 1.3 and Stripe need a first setup with our team.

Everyone

For every learner, on any screen.

  • 25 languages. Each learner picks the interface language. Titles can be translated, and each video can have a version per language.
  • Phones. It works in the browser from 320 pixels wide, with its own mobile navigation.
  • Light and dark. Learners choose the mode, and your logo has a version for each.
  • Accessibility. Our target is WCAG 2.2 AA. Learners can turn off the animated face, and they’re warned before an idle session closes.
  • Privacy for learners. They can hide their activities from classmates and manage their password, two-factor authentication and passkeys.
  • A look before signing up. A free program can have a public preview for people who haven’t registered yet.
All lessons of a program on a phone, with modules, lessons, activities and progress toward the certificate. The learner’s home on a phone, with the lesson to continue. A video lesson on a phone, with its library below.

Questions before you choose.

What HR and L&D teams ask us most.

Can we use our own videos and courses?

Yes. Lessons play videos from Vimeo, YouTube or your own MP4 or HLS files, with a version per language. Each lesson can carry its transcript, which you can import from Vimeo, and materials to download in each language. Modules can be reused across programs, and AI can draft quizzes and whole programs from what you already have.

Do you have ready-made programs?

Yes. Founderz programs on AI can run in your LMS next to your own courses. You can see them at founderz.com/business.

We already have an LMS. Can we keep it?

Yes. Learners can come in from your current LMS through LTI 1.3, and you can export any program as a SCORM 1.2 package to run it in another LMS, such as SAP SuccessFactors. Webhooks tell your other systems when someone enrolls, pays or finishes a program.

How do people sign in and get access?

With the methods you switch on: password, magic link or email code, passkeys, Google, Microsoft Entra ID, Keycloak or SAML 2.0, with two-factor authentication. You enroll people from the admin panel, by CSV, with license links or invitations, or they arrive enrolled through single sign-on, SCIM or LTI 1.3. You set when each person’s access ends.

What does the AI do, and who sees it?

The AI Fellow answers learners, always labeled as AI, and gives feedback on activities that only the author sees. On the admin side, AI reads comments, submissions and Circle answers, suggests replies and sends your team what it shouldn’t handle alone. It also drafts quizzes, Circle questions and programs for your team to review. Your admins can read the full conversations of the Fellows your company creates, and each company sees only its own data. Our Responsible AI Manifesto and Data Location and Export have the details.

In which languages does it work?

The interface comes in 25 languages, and each learner picks theirs. Program titles can be translated, each video can have a version per language, and materials can have a file per language.

Can we sell our programs?

Yes, with your own Stripe account. Payment gives access to the program right away, and our team sets up the keys with you.

How is it priced?

We prepare a proposal for the number of people you want to train. On usage-based plans, your admins see seats used against seats contracted, the balance of AI credits and daily use by type: voice minutes, messages, images and video.

How do we get started?

Tell us how many people you want to train, and in which teams or countries. We prepare your workspace with your brand and sign-in, and you can start with your own content, Founderz programs or both. SAML 2.0, SCIM, LTI 1.3 and Stripe need a first setup with our team.

Rather talk to a real person?

Tell us who you want to train and what you use today. We’ll show you the LMS with a program like yours.

See the LMS with a program like yours.

Tell us how many people you want to train, and in which teams or countries.

Live AI Fellow session

AI Fellow

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Built by the team behind Founderz

Selected collaborations

  • Microsoft
  • HSBC UK
  • Babson College
  • Fitch Learning

Talk to Frontierz

Tell us about your team and what you want to do with AI. We’ll get in touch to find a time to talk.