Online tutoring
Teach a lesson in the browser, without an app hand-off
Give learners a clear booking link, then meet them in a browser room with screen sharing, chat and annotations. Meeto keeps the lesson link easy to open while leaving the tutor in control of the schedule.
A repeatable path from booking to lesson
- Publish the lesson type. Set the duration, title and short description so a learner knows what the session covers.
- Offer times you can teach. Connect a calendar, define working hours and add a buffer when you need preparation between lessons.
- Send a short preparation note. Ask the learner to join from a quiet place, bring the material they want to discuss and test camera or microphone access.
- Teach from the room. Share the relevant screen, annotate a diagram or document and use chat when a learner needs to paste a link or answer.
For a trial or ad-hoc question, start a free instant meeting instead of asking a learner to book.
Use the tools that support the lesson
Screen sharing
Walk through a slide deck, design, code editor or worksheet while keeping the learner in the same browser call.
Annotations
Mark a shared visual when pointing at a formula, sentence or interface is clearer than describing it aloud.
Chat and reactions
Let a learner paste a question or use a reaction without interrupting the explanation.
Screen sharing and annotations are call tools, not a replacement for a learning-management system. Keep lesson materials and student records in the system your teaching practice already uses.
Plan around lesson length and class size
| Plan | Current limits and tools |
|---|---|
| Free | Up to 10 participants; 60-minute group-call limit once 2+ people are present; 1 meeting type and 1 connected calendar |
| Pro | Up to 25 participants with no listed group-call duration cap; up to 50 meeting types and 5 calendars |
| Capture | Cloud recording and AI summaries require a paid host; capture is opt-in and visibly indicated |
For one-to-one lessons the Free duration can be enough for a short session, but check the current pricing details before advertising lesson lengths or recordings.
Frequently asked questions
Can a learner join a lesson without installing an app?
Yes. A learner can open the meeting link in a current desktop or mobile browser, allow the devices they want to use and join without a Meeto account or download.
Can a tutor share a worksheet or lesson screen?
Yes. Meeto supports screen sharing, chat, reactions and annotations in the browser call. Test the document and browser permissions before the first paid lesson.
Are lessons recorded on the Free plan?
No. Cloud recording and AI summaries require a paid host. Capture is opt-in and visibly indicated to participants when it starts.
Try your first browser meeting
Create a room, share the link and invite someone to join you.