For teachers
Twenty students, one scene study unit
Your students rehearse in pairs, and half of them arrive having practiced against nobody. The ones who did the work and the ones who read it twice on the bus look the same until they stand up.
Call for Line gives every student a way to run their scene out loud at home, and gives you something specific to talk about when they get there.
Free every month, for every student
Two script imports and twenty scored rehearsals a month, with no card and no trial that expires. The Stacks, a library of thirty-one classic plays, never counts against either, so a class working on Chekhov or Wilde uses no allowance at all.
Nothing for you to run
There is no class account, no roster, and no setup evening. A student opens the app, picks a play or brings their own scene, and starts.
Practice you can see
Each student gets accuracy line by line and a list of the lines that keep failing. It turns “I practiced” into a conversation about which six lines are the problem.
Before you ask
- Do students have to pay?
- No. The free plan covers a scene study unit comfortably, and the built-in plays are free on every plan and never count against a student's allowance.
- What about students without an iPhone?
- Call for Line is iPhone only for now. There is no Android version and no iPad layout, so plan around that before you assign it.
- Is student work private?
- A student's scripts belong to that student. They are never shared with other users and never sold.
- Do I have to administer anything?
- No accounts to create, no class to set up, no dashboard to check. Students bring their own scene or open one from The Stacks.
Start with a real free plan
No card and no trial that runs out. Launching soon on iPhone.
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