Software that turns documents
into lessons.
Tavira is a web application. You upload a policy, report or manual, and it makes a short teaching film from it, with narration, captions and knowledge checks.
What Tavira does
You upload a document. Tavira plans a two-minute course from it: six chapters, the narration, the on-screen scenes and one knowledge check for each chapter. Every quotation is checked against your document.
You read the plan beside the evidence, change the look and the narrator, and approve it. Then Tavira renders the film in the cloud. You review the finished film before anyone else sees it.
Who it is for
Teams that have to train people from written material: HR, compliance, operations and learning teams. If a document is long and people do not finish it, a short film that links back to the source can help.
How an account works
Anyone can create an account with Google or with an email and a password. There is no sales call and no approval step. A new account includes 2 free minutes: one two-minute course, from upload to finished film.
After that you buy minutes from your account. A minute costs ₦5,000, so a two-minute course is ₦10,000. A course that does not finish does not use your minutes. See pricing ↗
How it is built
Claude plans the teaching. Three.js draws the scenes. Google Cloud speaks the narration, and FFmpeg on Cloud Run makes the final video. Your files stay in private storage tied to your account. Read about the technology ↗
The example on this site
The course on the home page was made from an 80-page economic review, to show the whole result: film, captions, transcript and knowledge checks. You can watch it without an account.
Get in touch
Questions, a problem with a course, or a payment to confirm: write to dozie@tavira.live. Tavira is also on LinkedIn ↗. Meet the team ↗