Our smartphone-based training offers speed, flexibility, and affordability, making it ideal for large or distributed teams. It’s not just about replacing VR — it’s about expanding what’s possible with one powerful, app-based platform.

Beyond immersive training products (like the Virtual Reality Safe Urban Driving Training or Safe Driver and Rider Training), the software supports a wide range of training types — including simple onboarding, health & safety, refresher courses, and compliance modules.

However, like any mobile-based solution, it does rely on users having compatible and updated devices, a basic level of digital literacy, and a willingness to install the app.

By contrast, standalone VR excels at delivering high-fidelity, simulation-based training where full immersion is essential. But it typically involves higher hardware costs, more complex deployment, and limited use beyond niche environments.

Let’s take a closer look at how they compare.