The waza, held by a do.

An independent trainer or a school usually tracks student progress with a single number per assessment, a summary that shows neither what is mastered nor what is still missing.

Wazado adds a skill tree alongside that grade: the trainer places nodes and prerequisites, the student sees their progress validated skill by skill. Self-service sign-up, no installation.

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A grade summarizes. It does not explain.

A numeric grade compares students against each other rather than measuring individual progress, and never shows which exact skill is missing. Wazado adds a per-skill state to that number, validated by hand by the trainer. Validation always stays human, never an automatic score.

Skill trees are not new. A pedagogical, lightweight version was missing.

An open-source equivalent already exists (SkillTree, by NSA and Broadcom) but it runs on a heavy stack, has no turnkey SaaS version, targets corporate training rather than the classroom, and renders progress as flat badges. Wazado fills that gap: a light, multilingual SaaS where every step of a student’s progress stays confirmed by a human.

A training program, structured as a tree.

  • Visual tree editor: drag-and-drop node placement, prerequisite links drawn by hand, JSON import and export.
  • Classes and multiple trees: one trainer, several cohorts, each student’s progress kept independent.
  • Badges: locked next to a skill until earned, then unlocked automatically.
  • Resource blocks: video, PDF, link or document attached to a node, gated by prerequisites.
  • Two ways to join a class: added by email, or an invitation code the student enters themselves.
  • Multilingual: interface and course content are both translatable.

Live in a few minutes.

  • Self-service sign-up creates the organisation and the first trainer account.
  • Place nodes, draw prerequisites, publish. No prior training required.
  • An invitation code or a QR code is enough for a student to join the right class.

It is always the trainer who says done.

  • No exercises, no auto-grading: a skill only advances once a trainer validates it, tier by tier.
  • Every action gets a visible reaction: hover states, loading states, toasts instead of blocking pop-ups.
  • Motion with meaning: unlocking a skill triggers an animation.
  • Never a blank node: a missing translation shows the default-language text with a badge.

Hosted SaaS, no installation. Sign up at wazado.app.