Record a lesson just by talking while you drive. Your pupil drives the same route again and hears your voice at the corner where you said it — hands-free, eyes on the road. Free for instructors and learners.
Record a lesson, mark the moments with your volume buttons, tidy it up, and send it to your pupil. Free, however many pupils you have.
Start teaching — freeGet your instructor's lessons in one place — what went well, what to practise, and routes you can drive again with their voice guiding you.
Create my free accountNo subscription. No per-pupil fee. No card needed.
You do the thing you already do — teach out loud. Mekavo does the rest.
Start the recording, put the phone down and teach. It keeps recording with the screen locked, and it keeps working where the signal does not — nothing is lost if you drive out of coverage.
Volume-up marks something good. Volume-down marks something to work on. Your hands stay on the wheel and your eyes stay on the road — and we pin the mark a few seconds earlier, because you press it after the thing happens.
Every sentence you spoke is matched to the exact point on the road where you said it. You get your lesson back as a map of spoken moments, not one long recording nobody will listen to.
What you said, point by point. Fix the words, mute a cue you would rather not send, or delete it. There is an AI suggestion if you want one — you always edit and approve it.
Hard braking, hard acceleration, a sharp corner, a pothole, an impact. Mekavo pins them; you decide what they meant. A hard brake can be a mistake or the correct thing to do — only the instructor in the car knows which.
It also asks whether the phone was mounted or in your hand, because that changes what the sensors can honestly tell us.
They open the lesson and press start. As they reach each spot, your recorded voice plays — the thing you actually said, where you said it. The route wipes behind them as they pass it.
Audio only. Eyes stay on the road.
Triggered by place, not by time — it works whether they drive faster or slower than you did.
Off the route, nothing fires. It simply waits.
What went well, and what to practise — with the drive summary: distance, duration, average moving speed, top speed, and a speed graph you can tap to tag.
This is the part instructors tell us their pupils actually value: the notes, kept somewhere, instead of remembered for a day.
A pupil scans your code once — or types it at mekavo.com/join — and they are paired. Assign a lesson to them and it lands in their account. Each pupil keeps their own history.
If a pupil leaves, their past lessons stay theirs. We do not hold their learning hostage.
A lesson can be re-voiced in another language, in a clear studio voice, so a pupil who is still learning English hears the same teaching in their own language. Record once, teach anyone.
This is the one optional extra that uses AI credit. Everything else on this page is free.
No subscription. No monthly fee. No charge per pupil. Instructors do not pay, and learners do not pay.
The only thing that costs anything is the optional studio re-voice, which spends a little AI credit. You will always see the estimate before you spend it.
It is a recorded human lesson, replayed where it was recorded. It is not a sat-nav and it never tells anyone which way to turn.
These are practice routes recorded by real instructors. They are not official test routes — the driving test authority in United Arab Emirates does not publish those, and anyone who tells you otherwise is guessing.
A learner must always be supervised exactly as the law in United Arab Emirates requires. Mekavo is a teaching aid, not a substitute for a qualified instructor.
Yes. There is no subscription and no per-pupil fee for instructors or learners in United Arab Emirates. The only optional cost is re-voicing a lesson into another language in a studio voice, which uses a small amount of AI credit and always shows you the estimate first.
Yes. The lesson is recorded on the phone itself and uploaded afterwards, so a route through the countryside with no coverage records normally. Nothing is lost while you are out of signal.
No. You start the recording, then teach. Marking a moment is the volume buttons — up for something good, down for something to work on — so your hands stay on the wheel. You tidy the lesson afterwards, parked.
No, and nobody honestly has them — the driving test authority in United Arab Emirates does not publish its test routes. These are practice routes recorded by real instructors on real roads, which is a different and more useful thing: your pupil hears your teaching, not a generic voice.
They keep them. Their past lessons stay in their own account, and you keep your recordings. Ending a pairing does not delete anyone's history.
It takes one drive to see whether this is useful. Free, and nothing to cancel.