What does my course get when I move it here?
Your lessons stay yours, in your words and your videos. Around them your course gets tools built for one job: helping each student get to the end. And a full set of selling tools, with a shop for all your courses. Most of them are one switch each.
Updated 18 October 2026
First, move it across
Type in your course plan once, then add your videos and files to each lesson. How to bring your course across. Then work down this page.
Tools that help students finish
A reason to come back each week
Open one module at a time, on a schedule or as they finish. Your course screen says courses that open one module at a time get finished about three times as often. Choose.
Help at 11pm
The AI tutor answers from your lessons and points to the lesson the answer came from. When it should not answer, it hands the student to you. It uses AI credit. How it works.
A plan that fits their week
Each student sets why they are here and when they study, and gets a dated plan. How it works.
Proof they understood
Quick checks after a lesson, drafted by Maya, approved by you. How.
Nobody studies alone
Study buddies (they need your community), and a discussion beside every lesson. Study buddies and lesson discussion.
A finish that feels like one
A trophy and a certificate. What they get.
Tools that keep you on top of it
Tools that sell it
Ways to pay
One price, instalments or a subscription. How.
Codes, places and waiting lists
One shop for every course
Your course shop sells all your courses from one page.
Your students, their progress and their payments stay on your old platform. Add your students here yourself when you are ready: how to add students.
How does my course help students finish?
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Can I see a real course before I build mine?
Yes. Claire's free course, Small Steps, is a real course you can join as a student in about five minutes.
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.