7taps

7taps is a microlearning platform positioning itself as delivering learning without the friction of a traditional learning management system, published with a free tier, a Starter programme and higher tiers adding implementation assistance and priority human support, alongside a microlearning conference and published use cases.

The distinguishing property is distribution through access links rather than enrolment, and it addresses the failure that quietly defeats most corporate learning.

That failure is access. A course inside a learning management system requires the learner to remember the system exists, find their credentials, log in, locate the assignment and begin. Every one of those steps loses people, and the loss is heaviest exactly where training matters most: frontline staff, contractors, seasonal workers and anyone who does not sit at a company computer daily.

Sending a link that opens immediately removes the entire chain. The learner taps and is learning, with no account, no password reset and no help desk ticket. For a fifteen minute refresher, the login process can genuinely cost more attention than the content itself.

The trade is deliberate and should be understood before choosing it. Without enrolment there is less certainty about who completed what, and organisations with regulatory training obligations needing auditable records of named individuals completing specific content may find a link-based model insufficient on its own.

That makes the two approaches complementary rather than competing: compliance training in a system of record, and everything else through whichever channel actually reaches people.

Publishing implementation assistance and priority human support on higher tiers is a realistic acknowledgement that programmes succeed on design rather than tooling.

Pricing is published with a free tier at $0 and a Starter programme at $4,995 for organisations launching a real programme within a quarter.