The four
Where it earns
its place
Course drafting
Describe the course and get lessons and quizzes as a first draft. A draft that a human then edits, not a course that publishes itself.
Images and narration
Cover images and spoken narration, so a text course does not have to look and sound like a memo.
Practice partner
An AI that argues back instead of agreeing, so rehearsing a difficult conversation is actually difficult.
Gap matching
A weak rubric score becomes a specific course recommendation rather than a note somebody has to act on.
Before you ask
The questions worth asking about any of this
Is our content used to train anybody's model?
No. Your documents, your courses and your learners' conversations stay yours and are not used as training data.
What does it cost?
Each plan includes a monthly allowance of AI credits for authoring, and practice sessions are metered separately per learner. Both are enforced, so there is no surprise bill.
Can we turn it off?
Yes, entirely. The platform is a complete LMS with every AI feature disabled, and nothing is generated without somebody pressing a button.
Is a generated course good enough to publish?
As a first draft, usually. As a finished course, not without a human reading it. It is built to save the blank page, not to replace the person who knows the subject.