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Where do I see my course's numbers?

Press Analytics at the top of your course: sales, students, progress, video and your AI tools, for the dates you pick.

Updated 18 October 2026

Looking at Analytics sends nothing; test payments and your test student are left out.
  1. Press Manage on your course

    It is under Products in the main menu; on a phone, press the menu button, Products, then Courses.

    Manage, on the course's card.

    Manage, on the course's card.

  2. Press Analytics at the top of your course

    On a phone, slide the row of names sideways until you see it.

    Analytics, along the top of the course.

    Analytics, along the top of the course.

  3. Pick the dates, or press Export

    Export downloads a spreadsheet with one row per student: progress, when they joined and when they were last seen.

    The dates, and Export.

    The dates, and Export.

  4. Press a link under Your AI tools

    One card each for the AI tutor, quick checks, study buddies, their own plans and lesson talk, each with a link to see more.

    Your AI tools: one card per tool.

    Your AI tools: one card per tool.

You will know it worked whenthe page starts with Everything about this course, for the dates you pick.
Some figures count from a start date

Logins and video plays say Counting since a date, or Counting starts soon, rather than zero. More numbers at the bottom is all time: certificates earned, where students are, intakes, discount codes and the check questions most often wrong.

How do I add students to my course myself?

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Can I turn my workbook, notes or recordings into a course?

Yes. Add your workbook, notes, slides or recordings at the start of a new course and Maya reads them; the questions arrive already answered, and your plan is built from them.

How does my course help students finish?

Your course has a tool for students who drift off, get stuck or feel alone, and you switch them all on or off in one place: Delivery, at the top of your course. Looking through them takes about five minutes.

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