Is Jotmonk part of Preply?

No. Jotmonk is independent and has no connection to Preply.

Where do the notes go?

You review them in Jotmonk, then copy them as plain text into your Preply messages, or send them by email or share link.

Which browser do I need?

Live lesson-tab recording works in desktop Chrome and Edge. Other browsers can use microphone-only recording or upload.

Does it work for subjects other than languages?

Yes. Jotmonk handles language and non-language subjects.

What happens to the lesson audio?

Audio is deleted about 24 hours after your notes are ready. Video is never recorded.

Preply lesson notesPreply lessons, with the feedback already written.

Back-to-back Preply lessons leave no time to write up the last one. With Jotmonk, every student still gets a proper recap in their Preply messages, and you stop owing notes at midnight.

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Today · Preply lessonsSample lesson

Kenji · 25 minNotes ready
Sofia · 25 minWriting notes
Omar · 25 minRecording

Review each recap between lessons, or at the end of the day.

Why the recap matters on Preply

Students who get a clear recap come back for the next lesson.

On Preply, your regular students are your income. A short, specific recap after each lesson shows them the work is going somewhere, and gives them something to do before they book again.

Writing it is the problem. After a full day of lessons, you remember the shape of each one, not the exact correction. Jotmonk keeps the exact correction.

Copy for Preply messagesSample lesson

Hi Sofia, here is today's recap.

We practiced: talking about your weekend in the past tense.

Fix: “I goed” → “I went”. “I have seen him yesterday” → “I saw him yesterday”.

New words: commute, overtime, day off.

Before next lesson: write five sentences about last Saturday.

Copied as plain text

How it works with Preply

Record the classroom tab. Copy the notes into messages.

Record the Preply classroom tab while you teach, in Chrome or Edge on a computer. When you click Stop, the notes are written. Review them, then copy them as plain text for your Preply messages.

Jotmonk is not connected to Preply in any way. It records in your browser, so nothing is installed and no bot joins the call.

Who spoke, and how muchSample lesson

YouTutor

KenjiStudent

Kenji's speaking share62%

What each recap includes

Specific feedback, not a generic paragraph.

Summary
Two or three sentences on what you covered.
Mistakes with the better version
Each one with the supporting quote from the lesson, so you can check it.
Strengths and achievements
What your student did well today.
Homework and next focus
So the next booking starts where this one ended.

Check where it came fromSample lesson

Mistake to fix

“I am agree” → “I agree”

At 14:32, Lucía said: “I am agree with you about the price.”

Please confirm

Was “bajo” about the price or the volume?

Your side

Remember every student, even with a full calendar.

Your private observations and open items stay with you, so the next lesson with each student picks up exactly where the last one ended. Over weeks, each student's page shows their strengths, recurring mistakes and speaking share.

For a practical walkthrough of writing Preply notes by hand or with help, read the guide to Preply lesson notes.

Only you see thisTutor only

Observations

Loses confidence when asked follow-up questions.

Open items

Send the list of common interview questions.

Skills progress

Interview answers moved from developing to secure.

Health, family and money details stay out of the student's version unless you add them.

Questions tutors ask

Is Jotmonk part of Preply?: No. Jotmonk is independent and has no connection to Preply.
Where do the notes go?: You review them in Jotmonk, then copy them as plain text into your Preply messages, or send them by email or share link.
Which browser do I need?: Live lesson-tab recording works in desktop Chrome and Edge. Other browsers can use microphone-only recording or upload.
Does it work for subjects other than languages?: Yes. Jotmonk handles language and non-language subjects.
What happens to the lesson audio?: Audio is deleted about 24 hours after your notes are ready. Video is never recorded.