How it works
Four steps,
and you are editing a draft
- 01
Describe it
Course title, audience, and what each module should cover. Plain language, no template.
- 02
It writes
Lessons per module, with a quiz and a pass mark you set rather than one it picks.
- 03
It illustrates and narrates
An image per lesson and a narration track, so the course is finished rather than a script.
- 04
You review and publish
It lands in your library as a draft. Nothing goes live until a person says so.
What you get
A SCORM package,
not a chat transcript
The output is a standard course in your own library. That matters more than it sounds: a generated course locked inside a proprietary format is a course you can never take with you.
- Published as real SCORM, so it exports and runs anywhere
- Multi module courses, with later modules locked until earlier ones pass
- Quizzes with a pass mark you set, and failed attempts recorded rather than hidden
- Generated images per lesson, and narration for the whole course
- Fully editable afterwards. It is a first draft, and it is yours
It still needs a subject expert
A generated draft is confident and fast, and neither of those is the same as correct. Somebody who knows the subject has to read it, which is exactly why nothing publishes on its own.
Your material stays yours
Nothing you write into it, and nothing it produces for you, is used to improve anything anybody else sees.
Covered by your plan
Generation consumes credits included in the subscription, so ordinary use does not arrive as a separate line on an invoice.
Before you ask
Common questions
How long does a course take to generate?
Minutes rather than days, depending on how many modules you asked for. The review afterwards is the part that takes real time, and it should.
Can I edit it after it is generated?
Yes. It arrives in your library as an ordinary course, so lessons, quiz questions and the pass mark can all be changed before or after publishing.
Can I use it for compliance training?
You can, but the review matters more there than anywhere else. Generated content is a draft, and a compliance course carries your organisation's name on the record it produces.
What languages does it write in?
English today. The platform interface runs in English, Urdu and Arabic, but generated course content is written in English, and we would rather say so here than after you have signed.