Question 1

What is Vizuna and how does it work?

Accepted Answer

Vizuna is an AI-powered workplace trust platform that helps students and teams collaborate through weekly reflections, private feedback, and AI-generated insights. It's simple, secure, and designed to build trust and drive growth.

Question 2

Is Vizuna free for students?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Students who verify a valid .edu email get Vizuna Solo free for 12 months — full access to private reflections and personalised guidance at no cost.

Question 3

How do weekly reflections work?

Accepted Answer

Each week you spend about two to three minutes reflecting on a recent collaboration moment. Vizuna turns those reflections into private guidance and a clearer picture of how you are showing up across credibility, reliability, safety, and selflessness.

Question 4

How is my feedback kept private?

Accepted Answer

Colleague reflections are anonymised and aggregated into trust dimensions before anyone sees them. Organisations see trends and aggregate analytics only — never individual reflections, names, or who said what.

Question 5

Can I use Vizuna on mobile?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Vizuna is available as an iPhone app, and the web experience works in mobile browsers too. Most people do their weekly reflection on their phone in a couple of minutes.

Question 6

How do I invite my team to Vizuna?

Accepted Answer

Team rollout is offered through guided setup so we can onboard the first cohorts carefully. Book a demo and we will help you scope the right rollout and invite your team.

Question 7

How does Vizuna help improve team communication?

Accepted Answer

Vizuna surfaces trust and collaboration patterns through short structured reflections on Credibility, Reliability, Safety, and Selflessness. Teams see dimension-level signals and practical next steps — not who said what — so conversations stay focused on behaviours, not blame.

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