Make your team
dangerous.
Not just the developers.
Your engineers, PMs, and QA leads all opened an AI tool
this year. Most of them are still guessing.
Slingshot turns guessing into practice -- 26 courses across
engineering, product, QA, and leadership.
Your team has the tools.
That's the easy part.
Your team adopted AI tools without being asked. Licenses are paid, tools are open.
Adoption already happenedTwo engineers on the same team use the same tool completely differently. Neither knows the other's approach.
No shared practiceThe people who got good at this got good alone. That knowledge never left their heads.
Skill stays siloedFour things your team gets.
One outcome: they get dangerous.
Straight Talk lessons
Voice-calibrated content that teaches through concrete examples and real-world decisions, not abstract theory or framework chatter.
Tracks for every role
Engineering, product, QA, and leadership tracks. A PM writing specs and a staff engineer configuring rules are not taking the same course.
Team progress dashboards
Mastery scores, skill credits, and lessons completed. The dashboard flags who's stuck and who's ready to mentor, so you know where coaching lands.
Credentials that leave the platform
Finish a course, earn an Open Badges v3 credential your team can verify and your people can take with them. Skill credits climb a five-level ladder from "Asking Questions" to "Full Autonomy".
Three steps. Zero
training-theater.
Onboard your team
Invite your people, set org roles, assign courses by track. Engineering, product, QA, and leadership each get their own.
They practice, daily
Bite-sized lessons, quizzes, and applied drills. Ten focused minutes a day beats an all-hands training session every time.
You see what stuck
Mastery scores from real quiz accuracy. Not attendance, not hours logged. Evidence that someone learned the thing.
One view. Every dev.
Zero guessing.
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Evidence of learning.
Not surveillance.
Most training platforms sell managers an activity feed. Login times, minutes watched, last-seen timestamps. Your engineers can tell, and it costs you their trust the first week.
Slingshot doesn't collect any of it. No login timestamps. No per-user activity feed. No time-on-page. What your dashboard shows is quiz accuracy, lessons finished, and credentials earned -- evidence someone learned something.
Streaks and leaderboards ship off by default. You decide whether your team sees them.
Straight answers.
No dancing.
If you've got a question not covered
here, email us and you'll get a
straight answer back.
Stop paying for tools your
team barely uses.
Slingshot is invitation only. Your team admin sends the invite,
and it takes you straight to setting up your account.