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Professional video courses bundled with LinkedIn Premium.
LinkedIn Learning is a library of professional videos with profile certificates. Teyro is a daily practice app for coding and AI: short lessons where you apply each idea, plus streaks, leagues and quests. If you need breadth and a certificate, use LinkedIn Learning; to build a coding habit, use Teyro.
Pick Teyro if: you want to practise coding and AI, not watch.
Get Teyro freeFree to start · No ads · iPhone, Android and web
| Feature | Teyro | LinkedIn Learning |
|---|---|---|
| What you learn | Coding (web development, mobile apps, programming fundamentals, software development) and AI (using AI tools, building agents and automations) | Business, tech and creative skills |
| Lesson format | Four short steps per lesson: learn one idea, apply it straight away, reflect, then go deeper if you want | Short professional video courses |
| Price model | Free to start. Many courses are free end to end; paid courses let you try the first two lessons free | Subscription, included with LinkedIn Premium |
| Where it runs | Runs in the browser and installs to your Home Screen on iPhone and Android in one tap — no app store | Web, iOS and Android |
| Motivation system | Streaks with freezes and repair, weekly leagues, three daily quests, chests, coins, hearts | None beyond progress |
| Certificates | No completion certificates yet | Certificates you can add to your LinkedIn profile |
| Community | Each course has a community you join after your second lesson | None to speak of |
Competitor prices change often, so we describe the pricing model rather than quote a number. Check LinkedIn Learning's site for today's price.
We read 61 recent App Store reviews of LinkedIn Learning. These themes came up most in the 17 one- and two-star reviews.
Small sample from Apple's public reviews (US, UK, India, Nigeria, Canada, Australia), collected Sep 28, 2026. Unhappy reviewers are not typical users — treat this as a list of risks to check, not a verdict.
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It is good for overviews, but watching videos builds little coding skill on its own. Practice-first apps such as Teyro, Mimo or freeCodeCamp have you write and fix code every lesson.