What is Shiken?
Shiken is an AI coaching and learning tool that combines meeting recording, content creation, roleplay practice and learning delivery. Shiken serves individuals, creators, coaches and organisations, including revenue teams using sales enablement workflows. Rather than stopping at meeting notes, Shiken turns conversations and source materials into practice activities and learning resources that can be shared with other people.
Shiken is available on Web and iOS. Shiken describes a connected learning loop in which recorded work becomes content, content supports coached practice, and analytics inform subsequent learning. Individual use cases include language practice and difficult conversations, while business use cases include onboarding, sales coaching and employee development.
What Shiken can do
Shiken generates multiple outputs from captured conversations and uploaded materials. Shiken combines content production with interactive practice, so the same source can support meeting documentation, a course or a coaching scenario. Shiken also provides a knowledge base that users can question across meetings and other sources, with citations included in answers.
- Shiken records calls across Zoom, Meet and Teams with or without a meeting bot.
- Shiken creates summary notes, proposals, slides, courses and quiz questions.
- Shiken provides AI roleplays with lifelike characters and rubric-based scoring.
- Shiken supports roleplay and language practice in 40+ languages.
- Shiken answers questions across meetings and sources with citations.
- Shiken tracks skill gaps, completion and ROI.
How Shiken works
Shiken follows a capture, transform, coach and share workflow. Users can record a conversation or add documents, PDFs, YouTube links, web links and live audio. Shiken then generates outputs such as notes, roleplays, courses or proposals from those sources. Calendar-connected agents can record meetings automatically and build a knowledge base from documents, videos and links.
Shiken delivers practice and coaching through Slack, Teams or an LMS, and supports CRM sync, team folders and public links. Learning content can also be shared through links or embeds. Shiken offers live and self-paced microlearning, with participants joining from any device and progress saved to the cloud.
Who Shiken is for
Shiken organises its audience around individuals, creators and coaches, and businesses. Individual learners can rehearse conversations, practise languages and turn personal calls or documents into study materials. Creators can develop interactive learning products, while organisations can use recorded work to support employee coaching, onboarding and learning delivery within existing workplace tools.
- Shiken helps revenue teams practise sales pitches, negotiations and stakeholder conversations.
- Shiken supports managers rehearsing feedback and performance reviews.
- Shiken offers clinical simulation and patient-conversation roleplay scenarios.
- Shiken supports retail, hospitality and deskless-team practice.
- Shiken helps creators build courses, quizzes, roleplays and microlearning products.
Shiken pricing and plans
Shiken offers Learner, Creator and Enterprise tracks. The Learner Free plan requires no credit card and has no time limit. Shiken includes unlimited recording and transcription on that plan, with a 30-day history, 5 AI summaries per month, 10 roleplay turns, 10 AI chats and 5 AI notes.
Shiken lists paid Learner Plus and Learner Pro subscriptions alongside Solo Creator and Creator Team plans. Publishing or selling courses, hosting a paid community and running AI agents require a creator plan. Shiken describes enterprise pricing as per seat with volume tiers and offers a demo or enterprise trial. Creator trials last 7 days and require a work email and card.
Shiken strengths and limitations
Shiken brings recording, content creation, practice and delivery into a connected workflow. Shiken supports varied source materials and workplace destinations, allowing teams to reuse captured knowledge as coaching or learning content. Access depends on the selected plan, however, and the free learner offering is a starting point rather than unrestricted access to every creation and business feature.
- Shiken restricts free-plan history to 30 days and limits AI allowances.
- Shiken reserves publishing, selling and AI agent access for creator plans.
- Shiken caps creator trials at 5 enrolled learners and prevents public payout.
- Shiken requires a minimum 2-month commitment for monthly Creator Team billing.
Shiken FAQ
What is Shiken?
Shiken is an AI sales enablement and people performance tool that combines meeting recording, roleplay coaching and learning content creation. Shiken turns conversations and documents into notes, courses, quizzes and microlearning for individual learners, creators, coaches and businesses.
Is Shiken free?
Shiken offers a free forever learner plan without a credit card requirement. Shiken includes unlimited recording and transcription with a 30-day history and capped AI summaries, roleplay turns, chats and notes. Paid learner and creator plans provide additional access.
Does Shiken record Zoom, Meet and Teams meetings?
Shiken records meetings across Zoom, Meet and Teams, with bot-based and bot-free options. Shiken also supports online, offline and in-person conversations, and calendar-connected agents can record meetings automatically.
What can you create with Shiken?
Shiken creates summary notes, AI roleplays, sales proposals, slide decks, courses, quiz questions, book summaries and microlearning from source materials. Shiken accepts recorded conversations, documents, PDFs, videos and links. Publishing or selling courses requires a creator plan.
Does Shiken integrate with workplace tools?
Shiken supports coaching and learning delivery through Slack, Teams or an LMS, alongside CRM sync, calendar connections, team folders and public links. Shiken also supports sharing learning content through links and embeds.
Can creators sell courses with Shiken?
Shiken allows course publishing and selling through Solo Creator or Creator Team plans, which also support paid communities and AI agents. Shiken learner plans are for personal learning and meetings rather than publishing or selling courses.
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