Haekka vs Quitch

Haekka provides employee training and microlearning in Slack, where employees can take courses and video lessons. Its catalog contains hundreds of courses, micro-trainings, and lessons that organizations can use or edit. Admins can manage training with tags and categories, set dynamic due dates, and arrange automatic renewals. Reports track training results, and a public API can push or retrieve those results in real time. Workflows can react to SaaS events by messaging users, assigning training, or logging activity. Listed integrations include Slack, Google Workspace, Okta, Vanta, Gusto, Docebo, and Seismic. A phishing simulator can prompt immediate Slack training after a simulated phishing link is clicked. Admins can also use the Chrome extension to track email campaign responses and employee threat reports. Haekka is available as an extension and web app. Its free plan supports up to 1,000 users, with training courses in Slack and completion reports. Paid plans are priced per employee and billed annually, starting at $1/employee/month.

Quitch is a mobile-first, AI-powered micro-learning platform that delivers short learning content intended to reinforce key concepts. Its lessons include quizzes, while points, leaderboards and progress streaks add gamified elements. Quitch says AI-assisted authoring and adaptive personalisation help speed content creation. Dashboards show learner completion, proficiency, time played and engagement analytics. The platform presents solutions for universities and vocational education, professional associations and corporate training. Its corporate solution integrates with existing learning management systems, and the Enterprise plan includes SAML single sign-on. Quitch says it uses Amazon Web Services to hold its data and links to separate security practices. Its privacy policy says customers generally control Customer Data and Scapegrace processes it. The policy names [email protected] as the Data Protection Officer contact and addresses use by people under 16 where parental consent is required by applicable law. Basic is listed as free for up to 10 learners, with unlimited educators, one class and unlimited quizzes. Premium costs $3.99 a month, billed per user/month, for up to 200 learners; Enterprise pricing requires contacting sales.