Mexty

What is Mexty?

Mexty is an AI-native learning platform that lets you describe a lesson in plain language and generates interactive content you can edit, publish and track. It covers simulations, branching scenarios, gamified activities, assessments, microlearning and learning paths. The platform pairs this authoring layer with LMS features, so content can be deployed, assessed and monitored in one place or exported as SCORM or HTML to another LMS.

The company calls its prompt-based approach vibe-coding and says AI is built into the authoring process rather than added on top. A Source of Truth feature grounds generated content in validated internal material to reduce hallucinations. Village.ai lists Mexty as a Paris-area company with Hubert Maupas as chief executive and Hanene Maupas as co-founder, and the product launched on Product Hunt in 2024. The site states ISO/IEC 27001 certification, GDPR alignment and European hosting options, with SOC 2 still in progress.

Key Features

• Vibe-coding authoring: Mexty builds interactive learning from a written description of the lesson or training you want. You type the scenario in plain language, and the AI drafts the activity, which you can then edit in full without writing any code.
• Interactive formats: Mexty produces simulations, branching scenarios, gamified activities and microlearning rather than static slides. These formats suit compliance practice, soft-skills role play and classroom games, where learners must make choices instead of reading text.
• Assessments and learning paths: Mexty creates quizzes and assessments and links modules into learning paths. Learning paths sit on the Pro plan, so free users can build activities but need to upgrade to sequence them into a structured programme.
• Built-in LMS: Mexty includes LMS functions for deploying courses, assigning learners and tracking progress. The Enterprise tier is listed as supporting more than 10,000 users, which lets larger organisations avoid a separate learning platform.
• SCORM and HTML export: Mexty exports finished content as SCORM packages or HTML on every plan, including Free. Capterra lists compatibility with LMS platforms such as Moodle, so you can author in Mexty and still deliver through your existing system.
• Source of Truth governance: Mexty grounds AI output in validated internal sources through its Source of Truth feature. The company says this reduces hallucinations, which matters for regulated training where incorrect policy content creates real risk.
• Media handling: Mexty supports creating and importing images, video and audio inside lessons. Capterra also lists PowerPoint conversion and support for 12 languages, which helps teams reuse existing decks and localise training.
• Mexty MCP and roles: Mexty adds users, custom role permissions, analytics, people chat and a Mexty MCP connection on the Pro plan. These tools help a small team share authoring work and connect Mexty to AI assistants.

Pros

• Low entry price: Mexty Pro costs €9 per creator per month, with a 10% discount for yearly billing. That is a modest outlay for AI authoring plus LMS features, and the free plan lets you test the editor before paying.
• Fast lesson drafting: Mexty turns an idea into a structured lesson quickly, according to Capterra reviewers. One user praised how fast ideas became organised lessons, which saves teachers and trainers hours on first drafts.
• Authoring and LMS together: Mexty removes the need to buy a separate LMS for small programmes. You can create, assign, assess and track learning in one account, which cuts handovers between tools.
• Strong review scores: Mexty holds 4.9 out of 5 from 27 reviews on Capterra South Africa, with 90% likely to recommend it. Reviewers highlight speed, AI help and an interface without confusing menus.
• Clear compliance stance: Mexty states ISO/IEC 27001 certification, GDPR alignment and European hosting options. It also says it does not train AI on user content, which eases approval for schools and European employers.

Cons

• Tight credit allowance: Mexty limits AI generation through credits, and Pro gives 50 credits per creator each month. The company estimates this covers about 2 courses or 7 blocks, so heavy authors will pay for extra credits.
• Learners cost extra: Mexty Pro includes only one learner, and each additional learner costs between €1.00 and €2.00 depending on volume. Running a course for hundreds of staff on Pro can therefore cost far more than the headline price.
• Small free tier: Mexty Free allows one creator and one learner with a one-time credit pot. The free plan suits a trial, but you cannot run a real class or team programme on it.
• SOC 2 still pending: Mexty lists SOC 2 as in progress rather than complete. US enterprises that require a SOC 2 report during procurement may need to wait or rely on the ISO 27001 certificate instead.
• Small review base: Mexty has a short public track record, with 27 Capterra reviews and a 2024 launch. Long-term reliability and support at enterprise scale are harder to judge than for older authoring suites.

Who is Using Mexty?

• Teachers and schools: build interactive lessons, quizzes and classroom games without coding.
• Corporate L&D teams: create compliance, onboarding and soft-skills simulations and track completion.
• Instructional designers: draft SCORM courses quickly and refine the AI output by hand.
• Training providers: package and deliver courses to clients through the built-in LMS.

Pricing

Mexty offers a free plan, a Pro plan at €9 per creator per month and custom Enterprise pricing (official prices, October 2026).

Extra Pro learners cost €2.00 to €1.00 each on a sliding scale, and extra credits cost €0.16 on Pro or €0.20 on Free. The homepage and Capterra mention 10 free credits while the pricing page lists 20, and Capterra names the paid tier Creator rather than Pro.

Credit and seat terms change often on young platforms, so confirm current limits on the Mexty pricing page before you commit a budget.

What Makes Mexty Unique?

Mexty combines prompt-driven authoring with a working LMS and a governance layer in one product. Most AI course builders stop at generating content, while Mexty also assigns, tracks and analyses it. The Source of Truth feature ties generated lessons to approved company material, and per-seat pricing for creators and learners lets small teams start for €9 a month.

Compatibilities and Integrations

• Platforms: Web-based SaaS that Capterra lists for Windows, Mac, Linux and Chromebook browsers.
• LMS export: SCORM and HTML export on every plan, with Moodle among the listed compatible systems.
• AI connections: Mexty MCP on Pro, plus SSO and custom integrations on Enterprise.
• Hosting: European hosting options, with on-premise or private cloud deployment on Enterprise.

Mexty Tutorials

A first interactive lesson takes only a few steps on the free plan.

1. Sign up at mexty.ai and start on the free plan.
2. Describe the lesson, audience and goal in the AI chat.
3. Review the generated activity and edit text, media and questions.
4. Add the block to a course or learning path, or assign it to learners.
5. Export as SCORM or HTML if you deliver through another LMS.

How We Rated It

Summary

Mexty suits teachers, trainers and small L&D teams who want AI-built interactive lessons and basic LMS tracking in one place. Its main limitation is the credit and per-learner model, which can raise costs as courses and audiences grow. We rate it highly for ease of use and value at small scale. Start on the free plan, track how many credits one finished course uses, then size your Pro budget from that figure.