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Your course lives on a website written and designed in your brand, built alongside your home page, services and about.
See how websites are builtONLINE COURSES
Online courses built right into your own website: sections and lessons, quizzes, assignments, certificates and bundles. Hand the team your notes and we plan the course and write the lessons — you approve every one.
THE PROBLEM
You know your craft inside out, so you decide to teach it. Then you open a course platform and it looks nothing like your café, your studio or your shop — a generic template with your name stuck on top.
Then comes the real wall: a blank page for every single lesson. Twelve lessons means twelve blank pages, twelve scripts, twelve quizzes, written from nothing, on top of running the business the course is about.
Most people never finish building the course they know they could sell. The knowledge stays in their head, or in a folder of notes nobody else can use.
HOW IT WORKS
No blank page, no separate app to learn. The team does the heavy lifting; you steer it.
Share your notes, slides, a past workshop or a rough outline. Whatever you've already got is enough to start.
We organize your material into sections and lessons, and draft a quiz for each one, from six kinds of question.
Want a line rewritten, a question swapped, a lesson moved? Tell the team and it's done. The draft is yours to shape.
Learners sign in with a student account, work through lessons and assignments, and get a certificate when they complete the course.
IN DETAIL
Three parts that turn a pile of knowledge into something a student can buy and finish.
STRUCTURE
Your lessons are grouped into sections the way you'd teach them in person: foundations first, then the harder stuff. Each lesson carries its own quiz, built from six kinds of question, not just true-or-false.
WRITTEN FOR YOU
Give us what you already have — notes, a past workshop, a few paragraphs about what you teach — and we plan the course and write every lesson for you.
FINISH LINE
Assignments sit alongside your quizzes and you mark them, so a course can test more than multiple choice.
WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU
A course sits on your own website, open for business whenever a student finds you.
A finished course keeps working after the conversation ends: a student enrolls at midnight, works through your lessons on their own time, and finishes with a certificate.
The team writes the lessons, so your time goes into teaching well, not staring at a blank page.
A beginner and an advanced course, bundled together and sold as a single package.
A certificate at the end gives a student a reason to complete the course, not just start it.
Each student signs in to their own account to see lessons, quizzes and assignments.
COMPARED
QUESTIONS
No. Give the team your material — notes, slides, a past workshop — and we plan the course and write every lesson. Want a change? Tell us and it's done.
Six kinds, so a quiz can test more than multiple choice. The team builds whichever mix fits the lesson.
Yes. Every student gets an account to sign in, see their lessons and quizzes, and track assignments.
Yes. Several courses can be bundled into one offer, like a beginner course and an advanced one sold as a set.
Your course is part of your own website, written and designed in your brand and live on your own domain. There's nothing extra to log into.
They earn a certificate. It's the marker that says the course is done, not just started.
Yes. Assignments sit alongside your quizzes and you mark them, so a course can check real work, not just answers.
WORKS WITH
A course is one part of a website built around your business. Here's what sits beside it.
Your course lives on a website written and designed in your brand, built alongside your home page, services and about.
See how websites are builtSell your course next to physical products or merchandise, with one checkout for both.
See the online shopA course can become an ongoing membership, with a class timetable and repeat payments alongside it.
See membershipsA new course, a cohort opening or a certificate milestone, announced in a designed email the team writes from a one-line brief.
See AI email designBook a call, hand over your material, and spend your time teaching, not writing from scratch.