Launch: Learning Tutor Lea 2.0
We've been working on this for six months. And now it's finally here: a feature that will change the way our participants learn. We can't wait to show it to you.
Video call with your tutor, Lea
Lea is our AI learning tutor. She supports all participants in our courses with advice and assistance, whether they have a question or a problem. Until now, this was done via chat. Now you can call her, share your screen, and work together —live and in real time— to find a solution.
Sounds cool, right? And it works really well, too.
What Lea Can Do Now and Why It Changes Everything
Imagine this: You're in the middle of one of our programs. You're learning how to automate workflows and are building your first automation in make.com. Something isn't working right. You're not sure if it's the API connection, the data structure, or a filter you set incorrectly.
Up until now, you would have taken screenshots, described what you did, and waited for a reply. Then the next round: “Ah, I see, but where exactly do I find that setting?” Another screenshot, another wait.
From now on, just give Lea a call.
You share your screen. Lea sees what you see. She understands the context right away. And she tells you straight away, “Okay, click here. Now look at that field there. Exactly, that’s where the error is.”
This isn't just a support ticket anymore. It's live sparring. With an AI that sees your screen, understands your questions, and guides you step by step.
And the best part: Three hours of video calls per month are included for free in all of our programs. No hidden costs, no additional fees. Plus, you can see how many call minutes you have left with Lea.
Why This Is So Great
Learning works best when it happens at exactly the right moment —not two hours later, not the next day, but right now, when the problem is pressing.
That's exactly what video calls with Lea make possible:
- Faster problem-solving: No more long explanations. Share your screen, show the problem, and solve it together.
- True understanding: Lea doesn't just look at your code or your configuration. She sees how you work. And she can address your needs specifically.
- Learning through dialogue: You explain what you tried. Lea asks follow-up questions. Together, you come up with the solution. That’s how knowledge sticks.
- Full transparency: After every call, you can see right away how much of your quota is left. No surprises
Lea is knowledgeable about Langdock, Microsoft Copilot Studio, make.com and n8n . Whether you're building an AI agent, automating a workflow, or debugging a flow, she'll help you out.
Who might be interested in this?
Our courses are designed for executives, entrepreneurs, and Self-employed individuals who want to use AI productively—not just understand it, but actually put it to use. You’ll learn how to:
- Build AI agents for your team
- Automate workflows
- Delegate repetitive tasks to AI and free up time for strategic work
Lea is here to guide you through it. And now she’s also available via video call if you’re stuck.
What happens next?
If this has piqued your curiosity and you want to know how to use AI tools effectively, check out our programs. Lea is already waiting for you. And starting now, you can also give her a call.
👉 Are you interested in taking a class with us?
We're so glad to hear that. How about our popular MBAI (Master Business with AI)? Here, you’ll build an
team consisting of 15 unique AI agents, and upon graduation, you’ll have a fully operational team ready to support you and your business right away.
Are you at an advanced level? Then the AI Integration Expert is the right choice for you. This program is for anyone who is already skilled at using prompts, has integrated AI tools into their daily routine, and has built their first workflows. In this course, you’ll learn how to build AI agents, understand multi-agent systems, and develop real AI-powered workflows and agent solutions.
Note: In our courses, you can choose whether you'd like Lea, Leon, or Leika to be your tutor. Their roles are the same.
Source: Featured photo, "Laptop," by Christin Hume on Unsplash
