Watch it work, start to finish.

Nine short chapters from the real product: describe, review, enrich, publish — and get paid. No sign-up, no sound, half a minute each.

Chapter 01 · Generate a course — real product, example data

Four steps, every time.

1Describe it

One sentence in the chat bar. The sharper the ask, the closer the draft.

2Review the outline

Nothing is written until you approve the structure — or ask for changes.

3Enrich it

Video, images, diagrams, quizzes — and your own words wherever you want them.

4Publish

Free or paid, public or invite-only. One link either way.

Act 1 · Set yourself up

Look like the expert you already are.

Hand it your CV and get a profile page back. Then open a hub — the home for everything you'll teach, and everything you'll earn.

07 · Build your profile

Your CV in, a drafted page out — then drag it into your own order.

08 · Create a hub

Courses, members, material and money — one place, public or invite-only.

Act 2 · Make the course

Describe it. Watch it build. Make it yours.

You saw the sentence become a draft up top. This is what happens next: eight kinds of block, drag-to-reorder, and a course that answers from your own documents.

02 · Edit a course

Text, code, video, quizzes, diagrams — placed exactly where you want them.

Ground it in your own material.

Drop in handbooks, docs, transcripts. They're read once, tested for retrieval, and the course is written from them — not from general knowledge. They never appear publicly.

Act 3 · Sell it

Your price. Your terms. Your audience.

Sell one course at a time, or everything in your hub for a monthly fee. Stripe moves the money; the first chapters can stay free so the course sells itself.

04 · Price and publish

Draft to Published in one press — then the page a learner lands on.

09 · Payouts & subscription

Connect Stripe once. Offer all-access from $5 a month.

05 · Get paid

Every sale lands in the wallet, line by line.

Act 4 · Grow

Know what worked. Make the next one better.

Visitors, views, referrers, countries — enough signal to decide what to teach next, and in which language.

06 · Read your analytics

Three things worth knowing

Nothing publishes itself

You approve the outline before a word is written, and you press Publish yourself. Until then it's a draft only you can see.

Your material stays yours

Documents you upload are read once to write your course. They are never shown publicly, and a private hub is never listed.

20+ languages, RTL included

Generate the same course in the languages your audience actually reads, and give each one its own hub if you want to.

1

sentence to start a course

8

block types in the editor

20+

course languages, RTL included

1

link to share it all

Your first course is one sentence away.

Describe the course you'd teach if you had the time. Review the outline it comes back with. Decide from there.

Every loop uses example data. Nothing here is a real account.