How it works

From a folder of notes to a course people pay for

Six stages. You're involved in two of them, and you approve the structure before a single lesson is written.

  1. You upload

    A PDF, DOCX or TXT — up to ten files per course. No material yet? Give it a topic, paste a YouTube link, or talk through your idea and it transcribes you.

    Accepted: PDF · DOC · DOCX · TXT · YouTube URL · voice

  2. It reads, then indexes

    Your documents are parsed with the layout preserved — headings stay headings, tables stay tables — then split and indexed so specific passages can be retrieved later.

    This is the step that makes the next one keep your words.

  3. It proposes a structure

    You get an outline first: modules, lesson titles, learning objectives. Change it, reorder it, delete half of it. Nothing is written until you approve the shape.

    You approve before anything is generated.

  4. It writes each lesson from your source

    Every lesson is composed from the passages that belong to it. Where linking sentences are needed, they're written and marked as such, so you can always see what's yours.

    Roughly three minutes for a full course.

  5. It adds the rest

    Images, auto-graded quizzes, an eBook version and narration in one of nine studio voices — or your own cloned voice on Founders and above.

    All optional, all editable.

  6. You publish and get paid

    A sales page is already written from your curriculum. Connect Paystack, set your price, share one link. Payouts go to your bank.

    Bank transfer & USSD in Nigeria · mobile money in Ghana and Kenya · card & EFT in South Africa · USD card everywhere else

Two minutes to see your own plan

Answer a few questions about what you teach and we'll show you the course structure we'd build for it.

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