See every trainee’s shared screen without showing it to the group.
Train Lens gives trainers one live view of every trainee’s shared screen. Each screen remains private from the rest of the cohort, so trainers can follow progress and provide support without exposing a trainee’s work to everyone else.

One view for trainers. Another for trainees.
Give support where it’s needed while keeping each trainee’s shared screen private from the group.
Visible to the trainer
Private from the group
No recording or storage

Visibility for the trainer. Privacy for every trainee.
Most meeting platforms show a shared screen to everyone in the call. Train Lens works differently. Every trainee shares their screen privately with the trainer, who can view the entire cohort together without exposing anyone’s work to the group.
The trainer sees the group. Trainees see only what they need.
Train Lens separates the trainer view from the trainee experience. The trainer gets the visibility needed to support the session, while each trainee stays focused on their own work and the trainer’s guidance.


Meeting tools help people present. Train Lens helps people practice.
Conventional meeting tools are designed around calls and presentations. Hands-on training requires a clearer view of how every trainee is progressing, with ways to provide support without exposing their work or stopping the group.
What trainees and trainers need to know.
Learn how screen visibility, sharing controls and private support work during a Train Lens session.
A trainee’s shared screen is visible to the trainer running the session. Other trainees cannot see that screen.
Yes. Grid Mode brings every active shared screen into one trainer view, making it easier to follow progress across the cohort.
Yes. Trainees can see when sharing is active and stop sharing when needed.
No. Shared screens are transmitted during the live session and are not recorded or stored by Train Lens.
Yes. The trainer can demonstrate a task to the group while continuing to follow trainee progress privately.
No. Trainees join through a supported browser without downloading the Train Lens application.
The trainer can open a closer view of one trainee’s shared screen and provide private guidance without showing that trainee’s work to the rest of the group.
See every trainee’s progress without putting their work on display.
Book a personalized demo and explore how Train Lens can bring greater visibility and more private support to your live training sessions.