No smartboard to buy or install.
The TV or projector you have becomes the board. Students follow on their phones.
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VivinkOne place to explain.
Stop juggling five tools
Use cases
Pick yours — or watch them play, one after another.
Use case 1SchoolsCoachingHome tuitionOffices
Open Vivink on the class TV and type its code on your phone. Everything you write shows on the TV — and on students’ phones — as you write it.
1Open Vivink on the class TV
Step 1 of 8
Open Vivink on the class TVIts browser, or a laptop or streaming stick on HDMI. It shows a short code — no sign-in on the TV.
Use case 2Online tutorsCoaching batchesHome tutors
Send one link to your group. Students see you write and hear you, live in their browser, and can ask to speak. Sharp ink, not a blurry screen share.
1Tap Live → Online session
Step 1 of 8
Tap Live → Online sessionYour voice goes with the board. Switch it off any time.
Use case 3CoachesConsultantsTrainers
Share the Vivink window on Zoom or Meet and write on your slides as you talk. When you finish, send the replay.
1Insert your slides
Step 1 of 6
Insert your slidesSave PowerPoint, Keynote or Canva as a PDF. Every page becomes a slide.
Use case 4YouTube teachersCourse creatorsTutors
Press record and teach as you always do. Your page, your voice and your face, in a small circle in the corner, go into one video saved on your device.
1Open your note or slides
Step 1 of 6
Open your note or slidesAnything you can write on, you can record.
Use case 5TutorsSchool teachersCoaching faculty
A student sends a photo of a sum. Solve it right over the photo in ink, and send the answer back as an image or a short video.
1A photo arrives in the chat
Step 1 of 5
A photo arrives in the chat“Sir, how do I do Q4?”
Use case 6SchoolsCoaching centresColleges
One board for everyone: the TV in the room, your voice for students at home, and a recording for anyone who missed it. Students at home can ask to speak, too.
1The board on the class TV
Step 1 of 5
The board on the class TVIts voice stays off in the room.
Use case 7MathsScienceMusic
A geometry box on the page, shapes that snap perfect, graph paper for science and staff lines for music.
1Rule along the ruler
Step 1 of 6
Rule along the rulerLines run straight along its edge.
The whole workflow
Share the link in your WhatsApp group, where your students already are. Teach live on Vivink. Send the notes and the recording back, and solve doubts on the same page.
Your group
On her laptop · Vivink
Before the session · 5:30 pm
She opens a note, or brings in her PDF slides: Insert → Slides to teach on, and every page becomes a board. It all runs in the browser, with nothing to install.
Start · 6:00 pm
Live → Online session, so her voice goes with the board; in person, she types the TV’s code instead. Send puts the link into the group. She switches on Students can ask to speak and Ask for a password (Make one for me), and asks for names with Roll number and Section.
Teach · 6:05 pm
Every stroke reaches their phones and the TV as she writes, and they hear her. Riya wants to speak: she taps Allow (or Not now), with Mute and End while Riya talks. Who’s here shows who joined, who left and who came back. The lesson records: page, voice and face.
After the session · 7:05 pm
End session → Keep the notes open. The notes go to the group as a PDF, and the recording for anyone who missed it. Then Past sessions opens tonight’s session: average time watched 60 of 65 min · 5 late · 3 left early · 8 came back, every student as a line, and Save the list.
Doubts · 9:12 pm
A photo of a sum comes in. Insert → Choose photo, solve it over his own working, Export → Image, send it back. Every session stays in Past sessions, on a calendar.
How a session runs
From your slides to the last doubt of the night: everything a session needs, in the browser, with nothing to install.
In your group
Session at 6 today: Chapter 4, Quadratics.
In your group
Follow my board live: app.vivink.com/v/K7Q2M8XP
Joined ma’am
In your group
Awaaz aa rahi hai, ma’am
1 / 5End session · Save the list · notes to the group
In your group
Ma’am, Q4?
Live session
Choose who gets in. Hear a student when a hand goes up. See who came, and for how long — and find every session again later. It’s all in Live, beside your board.
1Before the session
Choose how many can join, add a password, and ask each student’s name before the board opens. Every switch is off until you turn it on.
Choose how many can join: 20, 50, 100, your own number, or no limit. Your next session starts with the same limit.
A password in one tap, or type your own. Say it out loud or write it on the board.
Students type a name before the board opens. Their phone remembers it for this session.
A roll number, a section, a batch: up to five, answered as they join.
Names and answers go to you alone. A question about a phone or an email says so.
A whole hall can follow one session link. Lower the limit any time: nobody already in is sent away.
2During the session
Turn on Students can ask to speak. A hand goes up on a student’s phone; you allow one at a time, and choose who hears them.
Who hears them
3As the session ends
Ask for a name when they join, and the attendance list fills itself: who came, who left and when, and for how long. Save it as a spreadsheet.
1They type their name
Before the board opens. Their phone remembers it.
2You see who’s here
Each name, with the time they joined.
3Save the list
A spreadsheet, any time: during the session or after.
4After the session
Each session you end stays in Past sessions until you delete it: when it ran, the board, and who came. Find it on a card, or by its day.
Each session you end stays, with its board and its attendance list, until you delete it.
Find a session by its day. A busy day says “8 sessions”; open it for each one.
Each card shows the average time watched, and who joined late, left early or came back.
Open a session: everyone on one line across it, each visit a bar, a gap for time away.
A spreadsheet of who came, when, and for how long. Save it any time.
Names and answers are yours alone. They stay with that session until you delete it.
Teach together
Invite a co-teacher by email. They teach from the notes you pick — or only view them. Change it, or end it, whenever you like.
1Invite them by email
2Pick the notes they see
3Let them teach, or only view
✓Your notes, on their screen
Sessions they run on your notes stay yours, attendance and all. See how it works
One note, on every screen you own
Opens in Chrome, Safari or Edge — nothing to install, and it syncs between them.
Then and now
A smartboard is ordered, delivered, installed, learned and serviced — and then serviced again. With Vivink, the board is the TV your school already has: open it, type the code, write. Every phone in the room follows.
Then A smartboard
Now Vivink
Session is live. On the TV and every phone.
Her view
She writes on her iPad from anywhere in the room, facing her class. The TV behind her and every phone show each line as she writes it.
The ink
Ten pens, each with its own nib. This is Vivink's own ink engine, running right here — pick a pen and write.
Works with Apple Pencil, any stylus, a mouse — or just your finger.
Pricing
No basic plan. No locked features. Every plan has everything.
₹179/ month
Pay month to month.
Start monthly₹1,499/ year
Just ₹125 a month — ₹649 less than paying monthly.
Start yearly₹2,998once
Pay once, use it for life. This deal ends soon.
Get lifetimeWhat you get
Your board on the TV, and on every phone
Who comes in, and who was there
Ink that writes like a real pen
The right page for every lesson
Everything a class needs
Your lesson, saved as a video
Find any note in seconds
On every screen you own
Questions
No. Vivink opens in your browser — Chrome, Safari or Edge — on a laptop, MacBook, iPad, Android tablet, smartboard or phone. Write with an Apple Pencil, any stylus, a mouse or your finger. You can also add it to your Home Screen and open it like an app.
A free board gives you a blank board. Vivink puts your notebook, whiteboard, slides and screen recorder on one page — with ten pens that write like real ones, on every screen you own. One place to teach, take notes and record, instead of four apps.
Save your deck as a PDF (or as pictures) and add it as slides. Every page becomes a slide, in order — write on any of them, and add a blank board after any slide when you need room.
Yes — your page, your voice and your face in a circle, with pause and resume, saved straight to your device. On a laptop or MacBook you can record the whole screen too, with the computer’s sound. On iPad and Android tablets, browsers let Vivink record its own page — full-screen recording there is coming with the Vivink iPad app.
No. Any TV with a web browser works — or a laptop or streaming stick plugged into it by HDMI. Open Vivink on it and type the code it shows into your phone or iPad. Nothing to install, and no sign-in on the TV.
Yes — great for tech tutorials and demos. Turn on Show a website in Settings, then pick one of your browser tabs under Insert → Website. It shows live in a window on your board, visible in your ongoing session; you can write over it, tuck it away, and it goes into your recording too. You sign in on the site in its own tab, so your passwords never reach Vivink. On a computer, in Chrome or Edge.
Yes. Start an Online session and your voice goes with the board: students tap Listen and hear you as you write, in their browser — no app, no account. In person, keep the voice off, so the phones don’t echo.
Yes, if you turn on Students can ask to speak. A student taps Ask to speak, and you allow one at a time, with Mute and End. You choose who hears them: only you, or everyone.
Yes. Turn on Ask for a password (or tap Make one for me): students type it before the board opens, so say it out loud or write it on the board. You can also choose how many can join: 20, 50, 100, your own number up to 1000, or no limit. Once it’s full, new students are told “This session is full.”
Yes. Turn on Ask for a name when they join, and add up to 5 questions of your own, like a roll number or section. Who’s here shows who joined and when, and who left. Save the list gives you a spreadsheet of who came, when, and for how long.
In Past sessions, at the foot of your notes list. Every session you end is kept until you delete it, as cards or on a calendar. Open one to see who came, when they joined and left, and for how long.
Only you see the attendance list and the answers. Other students see a classmate’s name only while everyone hears them speak. The list stays with that session until you delete it in Past sessions, and a question about a phone number or an email tells students “Only your teacher sees this.”
Every stroke is saved on your device the moment you write. Once you’ve opened Vivink, it opens and lets you write without internet, and your notes sync to your other devices when you’re back online. Search and auto titles read your handwriting on your device.
No — Monthly, Yearly and Lifetime all include every feature. The only difference is how you pay: month to month, once a year, or once for life.
