Meet remotely
Use your preferred video platform and keep notes inside relayskills.
A simple exchange model
From profile to useful session.
RelaySkills began with a simple question: why should learning depend on how much money someone has? The exchange keeps the process clear, fair, and open for teachers and learners.
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Share your skill map
Add skills you teach, goals you are working toward, availability, and preferred session format.
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Review compatible people
Matches consider complementary needs, experience, schedule, teaching style, and location.
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Agree on the exchange
Use secure messaging to define a useful goal, session length, and meeting method.
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Meet, confirm, and review
After the session, both members submit a progress report. A one-way exchange then transfers 1 credit from the learner to the teacher; a mutual exchange transfers nothing. Streak milestones award 25 credits at 7 days, 100 at 30, 400 at 100, and 1,000 at 365, each once. A scheduled event alone does not prove attendance or settle credits.
Fair by design
One hour taught equals one hour earned.
Time credits separate teaching from direct barter. You can teach Python to one person and spend the credit learning pottery from someone else.
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Designed for remote and local learning
Choose video sessions, public meetups, workshops, or recurring learning partnerships.
Meet locally
Filter nearby members and choose a safe, public meeting place.
Build a routine
Turn one session into a recurring practice partnership.
Plan the exchange with trust in mind.
Keep early conversations in RelaySkills, protect student accounts with guardian safeguards, and report anything that feels unsafe or misleading.