Questions, answered plainly

No. Start from a slide layout, replace the text with yours, and you have a deck that looks deliberate. Everything is drag-and-drop, and the editor snaps things into alignment for you.

Yes. Import a .pptx and keep working on it in Mosra. You can also export back to .pptx at any point and continue in PowerPoint.

No. Mosra runs in your browser. There is also a desktop app for Windows and macOS if you want to work offline.

Yes. The demo editor is open — build something and see how it feels before you sign up.

SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, xAPI and cmi5. All four are exported from the same deck — you do not rebuild anything in a separate authoring tool.

It should — these are the standard formats every major LMS imports. But do not take our word for it: build one deck, export a package and load it into your LMS. It costs you an afternoon and settles the question properly.

Yes. Questions on your slides are scored automatically, and the exported package reports scores and completion back through SCORM or xAPI.

Share a link and read the results in your own dashboard — views, completions and scores come back through the built-in Learning Record Store. You can also export standalone HTML5 or PDF. The LMS formats are there when you need them, not a requirement.

Yes. Every feature is available to every account right now, with no credit card and no trial timer.

We will email you at least 30 days beforehand, and accounts created during this free period keep their current access for at least 12 months. You will never be charged without entering payment details yourself.

Mosra is early. Honest feedback from people using it for real work is worth more to us at this stage than revenue.

Quite a lot, and we would rather you hear it from us. Standalone quizzes, live sessions where an audience joins on their phones, AI-assisted drafting and a few editor tools are all on the roadmap rather than in the product. The roadmap page lists them with rough timing.

Roughly every three weeks. Every release gets a changelog entry, including the unglamorous ones.

Tell us. At this stage we are shaping the roadmap around what early users actually run into, and a specific request from someone doing the work carries a lot of weight.

Yes. Editing is real-time — you see each other's changes as they happen, without mailing files around.

Yes. There is a self-hosted deployment for organisations whose content cannot sit in someone else's cloud.

Only you, until you share them. Sharing is per-deck: send a view link, invite specific collaborators, or export a file and keep it entirely off the internet.

Yes — the interface and this site are both available in Vietnamese and English.