Wauld is an end-to-end digital credential platform that lets you design, issue, and track verifiable certificates and badges in minutes. No more juggling between multiple tools, fragmented data, and manual verification. With 600+ templates, tamper-proof security, and real-time tracking (including LinkedIn), you get the complete credentialing lifecycle in one place. Free for up to 300 credentials. Ideal for online coaches, trainers, educators, community owners, and HR teams.
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I just came across Wauld while searching for a simpler way to issue certificates for the employee training sessions I conduct. Until now I have been doing everything manually using tools like Canva and then emailing each certificate individually, so the process usually takes more time than it should.
From what I have seen so far, Wauld seems like it could help make things more organized. The ability to create a template and issue certificates in bulk is something I have been needing. The dashboard also looks clean and might help me keep track of who has received their credential.
I still need to test it properly, but at first glance it looks like a tool that could streamline a part of my workflow that is often a bit messy.
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@aman_abhishek Thank you, Aman! Please let us know if we can be of help in any way.
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Does your software integrate with any LMS and video conferencing platforms?
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@annu_mishra1 These integrations are a part of our roadmap.
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The verification link is a big plus. Students can share authenticated certificates instantly, which increase trust without any extra effort from me.
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I handle training sessions back to back most weeks and administrative work usually piles up quickly. Tracking completions manually becomes tiring after a point. It also increases the chance of missing something. This seems like it could keep things more manageable. Excited for the launch.
We’re integrating Wauld with our Ed-tech tool for issuing certificates to school students, and it has made issuing, tracking, and managing certificates really convenient and easy to use.
I teach art to middle schoolers. When I give them certificates, they’re quick to share them digitally with parents and friends. That part matters more than I expected.
I just came across Wauld while searching for a simpler way to issue certificates for the employee training sessions I conduct. Until now I have been doing everything manually using tools like Canva and then emailing each certificate individually, so the process usually takes more time than it should.
From what I have seen so far, Wauld seems like it could help make things more organized. The ability to create a template and issue certificates in bulk is something I have been needing. The dashboard also looks clean and might help me keep track of who has received their credential.
I still need to test it properly, but at first glance it looks like a tool that could streamline a part of my workflow that is often a bit messy.
@aman_abhishek Thank you, Aman! Please let us know if we can be of help in any way.
@annu_mishra1 These integrations are a part of our roadmap.
The verification link is a big plus. Students can share authenticated certificates instantly, which increase trust without any extra effort from me.
I handle training sessions back to back most weeks and administrative work usually piles up quickly. Tracking completions manually becomes tiring after a point. It also increases the chance of missing something. This seems like it could keep things more manageable. Excited for the launch.
@palash_saroha Thank you, Palash!
We’re integrating Wauld with our Ed-tech tool for issuing certificates to school students, and it has made issuing, tracking, and managing certificates really convenient and easy to use.
@divyanshu_vashisht Thank you for the feedback, Divyanshu!
Congratulations on the release! Demonstrating security certificates has always been a challenge, but this is a direction we can explore.
@king_lai Thank you, King!
I teach art to middle schoolers. When I give them certificates, they’re quick to share them digitally with parents and friends. That part matters more than I expected.
@somya_kapoor1 Thank you Somya!