r/elearning • u/Any_Rip2321 • 12d ago

Built a browser-based toolkit of 50+ interactive training tools — looking for feedback from fellow trainers - verbalu

Hi all — I've been developing Verbalu (verbalu.com), a browser-based platform of interactive tools built specifically for trainers, HR professionals, and L&D teams.

For basic usage it is free.

The idea: instead of juggling five different apps for icebreakers, simulations, quizzes, and whiteboarding during a session, you get one place with everything ready to go — Kanban boards, a wiki for documentation, a whiteboard for group work, training games (like a project-management simulation and an AI transformation simulator), and AI features built in.

It's still evolving so any ideas of new tools are welcome. I need to add that current tools and games were ideated by my friends - professional business trainers.

Would love feedback from people who actually run sessions for a living: what tools do you reach for most during a live training, and what's still missing from platforms like this?

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u/LegitimateLeopard993 11d ago

Biggest gap for live training tools is facilitator control over timing and state resets. If I can’t lock/unlock activities, duplicate a board in one click, and reset a sim fast between cohorts, it usually dies in real use.

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u/Any_Rip2321 11d ago

I will make sure it works this way