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You hold the key.

AI drafts your training in English and Arabic. A person approves every item before anything is sent.

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KeyVyn content review: two messages approved, a third ready for review with an Approve button.

Brief it. Approve it. Prove it.

Write what people need to learn in a few lines. KeyVyn suggests the learning objectives and drafts every lesson, message and video from them.

Preview each draft, ask for changes, then approve it. Nothing is sent before that.

Send by email, WhatsApp or video, then see who finished, who is behind and who was never reached. Export the report as CSV, Excel or PDF.

The brief step: a title and a few lines on what branch staff should learn.
The content step of Turning a complaint around: AI-drafted messages, two approved and one ready for review.
The home dashboard: activities by status, completion against target and learners in running activities.

One brief. Sixteen ways to teach it.

The same lesson as a video in sixteen visual styles. Each one works in English and Arabic and carries your colours. Hover or tap a style to play it.

  • Corporate flat
  • Whiteboard
  • Paper cut-out
  • Chalkboard
  • Isometric
  • Sticky notes
  • Journey map
  • Comic panels
  • Infographic
  • Newspaper
  • Chat conversation
  • Case file
  • Screen recording
  • One-line drawing
  • Cartoon
  • Retro pixel game

Studio. Your own cast, scene by scene.

Describe a character once and KeyVyn draws a reference sheet. The AI writes the screenplay and paints every shot from those sheets. You approve the storyboard before anything is filmed.

The cast

Reference sheet of Faisal: a man in a white thobe and a red and white shemagh, seen from the front, three-quarter and side, with a close-up of his face.
Faisal an angry customer
Reference sheet of Mariam: a woman in a black abaya and shayla, seen from the front, three-quarter and side, with a close-up of her face.
Mariam the customer service officer

Both drawn by AI from a written description, with no photo of a real person. A cast member can also start from a photo, with the person's consent.

The Studio storyboard for Calming an upset customer: four stills of Faisal and Mariam, each with its action, camera and line, ready to film.
A four-shot storyboard waiting for approval. Every still is checked against the cast sheets before you see it.

The storyboard

  1. Faisal taps the card lightly against the desk edge as he speaks, his voice tense. Shot 1
  2. Mariam leans slightly forward, speaks gently and sincerely, with a small understanding nod. Shot 2
  3. Faisal exhales, sits back a little, and asks his question more calmly. Shot 3
  4. Mariam looks up from the monitor to Faisal and explains in a plain, reassuring tone, using a small open-hand gesture. Shot 4
  5. Mariam states the solution clearly, pausing to look at Faisal for his agreement at the end. Shot 5
  6. Faisal nods and answers with relief. Shot 6
  7. Mariam confirms the fix and checks how he feels. Shot 7
  8. Faisal places his right hand on his chest in thanks and stands up from the chair, staying on screen left. Shot 8
  9. Mariam speaks directly to camera, raising one finger as she names the first habit. Shot 9
  10. Mariam counts the second and third habits on her fingers, speaking clearly to camera. Shot 10
  11. Mariam gives a final reassuring nod to camera as she delivers the closing line. Shot 11

A longer storyboard of the same story, in two scenes. Retake any still with a comment before it is filmed.

Your brand, not ours.

Each client works in its own space, with its own name, colours, fonts and logo, at its own address.

The same learner screen in three example client workspaces.

  • Learner home in a hospital group's blue brand.A hospital group
  • The same learner home in an energy company's orange brand.An energy company
  • The same learner home in a bank's green brand.A bank

The key that grows.

One mark carries the whole name. Pick a part to see where it sits in the key.

The key is an ankh, the ancient symbol of life. It stands for our purpose: bringing quality and corporate life to the next level.

The vine comes from the olive tree, a symbol of growth and persistence. What your people learn takes root and stays, and it keeps raising what they can do.

The circuit lines connect that growth to the life of the company. KeyVyn links the different parts of an organisation, so knowledge is kept and sustained.

You hold the key.

The launch film shows the whole journey in 27 seconds: one brief, sixteen styles, your own cast, your approval.

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Tell us what your teams need to learn. We will walk you through KeyVyn with your own brief, in English or Arabic.

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Music: Happy Beats, Business Moves Vol. 12 by Sascha Ende, ende.app, licensed under CC BY 4.0.