AI course creator

From a description to a first draft

The slowest part of building a course is the blank page. Describe what the course should cover and get structured lessons and quizzes back, then edit them like anything else.

What comes back

  • Lessons, in modules, with a real structure
  • Quiz questions with correct answers marked
  • A cover image, if you want one
  • Audio narration, if you want it

How it goes

Four steps,
and you still own the result

  1. 01

    Describe it

    The subject, who it is for and roughly how long it should take.

  2. 02

    Review the outline

    Modules and lesson titles come back first, so a wrong direction is corrected before anything long is written.

  3. 03

    Generate and edit

    Lessons and quizzes are drafted. Everything is editable, and most of it should be edited.

  4. 04

    Publish it

    It joins your catalogue like any other course, assignable and reportable in the same way.

Before you ask

What people check first

Who owns the course it produces?

You do. It is your course, in your catalogue, and it leaves with you.

How accurate is it?

Accurate enough to save hours of structuring and not accurate enough to publish unread. It does not know your policies, your product or your regulator, which is exactly the part a person has to add.

What does it cost per course?

It draws on the plan's monthly AI credit allowance rather than a per course charge. A course of a typical length is a small fraction of a month's allowance, and the meter is visible before you start.

Can it work from a document we already have?

Uploading a document as source material is not built yet. Today it works from a description you write. This is a real limit rather than a roadmap promise.

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