Lessons that students listen to and finish
- 📄The course is a wall of text and silent slides. Students scroll past.
- 🎬Showing a lesson needs a camera, an editor and half a day — so the lesson never appears.
- 🎙️A student sends a voice message in Uzbek, and the reply misses the point.
Mila turns your material into live lessons, videos and games, and replies to students in their language.
Your own Mila — 3 days for $5: the money goes to her balance. Talking to Mila Tashkent is free. Opens @mila_tashkent_bot.
Team for an online school
Companion
Manager
Marketer
From one material — a lesson, a video and a game
Mila takes what you already have: course, notes, FAQ, instructions.
Live lesson
Slides where Mila voices every frame, a “Once more” button and a tap-to-answer question. Plus the same video for Telegram.
How it worksLesson in a minute
A vertical video under a minute: hook, technique, step-by-step example and “your turn” with a timer.
How it worksQuiz and flashcards
A quiz or a “know / repeat” deck on Telegram; hard cards come back on their own. In Russian and Uzbek.
How it worksLearning game
A points quiz, leaderboard, weekly tournament and certificate. You see who knows the material.
How it worksWord to memory
A video about one foreign word: the word lights up in time with the voice, a picture cue, two examples.
How it worksVideo lesson without a camera
A Telegram chat on screen, captions and Mila’s voice. Vertical and horizontal, with subtitles.
How it worksVoice messages in Uzbek
Transcribes voice messages, including mixed with Russian, and replies to the point. Dates and prices in text.
How it worksThe “Live lesson” format was tested on the 14-day “Master of Communication” course and on Chinese lessons.
What a normal day looks like
What happened here
- 🎙️The student’s voice message is understood; the reply waits for your “yes”.
- ⏱️The lesson became a phone video; homework stays hidden.
- 🃏The quiz was checked on a phone screen before launch.
- 📢The video goes to the channel only after your “yes”.
What Mila does on her own — and what only with your consent
🤖 Does on her own
- builds live lessons, videos and books with practice from your material
- builds quizzes, flashcards and games and checks facts by hand
- tests the game on a phone screen in Russian and Uzbek
- transcribes voice messages and replies to the point; asks again when unsure
- writes the video-lesson script, draws chat scenes and captions
🤝 Only with your consent
- publishing a lesson, video or game — after your “yes”
- you choose the voice from a sample; voice-over costs money — Mila names the cost first
- voice-over in Uzbek or Chinese is checked by a native speaker before release
- confidential numbers, internal prices and names never go into a game
- Mila doesn’t confirm a payment from a voice message without your word
On your behalf — only with your consent; every action is logged.
Which Milas work with you

Mila Companion
Your assistant on Telegram: emails, posts, documents. Remembers every client and understands voice.
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Mila Manager
Clients and tasks. Every morning, a summary: who wrote, who is waiting for a reply, which deadlines are close.
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Mila Marketer
Posts, videos and ads. Every week, three numbers: reach, leads, cost per lead.
Learn more →Three steps to your own Mila
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Message Mila Tashkent
Tell her about your business by text or voice. The chat is free: Mila will explain how to get your own.
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Get your own Mila
The money goes to her balance, to cover the new Mila’s work. No programmer needed: Mila lives on Telegram.
3 days for $5 - 3
Keep Mila on the team
Promotional price: paying yearly is $130 less than paying monthly.
$50 a month or $470 a year
What online schools ask
What does Mila make lessons from?
From what you already have: course, notes, price list, FAQ, instructions. She checks facts separately and writes word origins only from a source.
Which languages?
Quizzes and games — in Russian and Uzbek. Mila replies to students in their language and understands voice messages in Uzbek. Voice-over in another language is checked by a native speaker before release.
Will lessons reach students without me?
No. Mila shows the lesson, video or game to you. Publishing happens only after your “yes”.
How much does it cost?
Your own Mila — 3 days for $5: the money goes to her balance, to cover the new Mila’s work. To keep Mila, connect her: $50 a month or $470 a year. Talking to Mila Tashkent is free.
Do I need a programmer?
No. Mila lives on Telegram: you write to her by text or voice. Nothing to install — we help you connect and set her up.
Mila for other businesses
Give Mila one lesson
Mila will turn it into a live lesson, a video or a game. You review it and decide what to publish for students.
Message Mila on TelegramYour own Mila — 3 days for $5. Talking to Mila Tashkent is free.