The AI course builder
Give it the material you already have: a manual, a slide deck, a policy document, or just a topic and an audience. It drafts the modules, lessons, and quizzes, estimates reading time, and hands everything to you for editing. Nothing reaches a learner until you have approved it.
From your document to a running course
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Point it at your material
Upload a PDF or Word file, paste text, or start from a topic and an audience. The builder proposes an outline first: modules, lessons, and reading time, in the order it plans to teach them.
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Edit the draft
Open the draft in the Content Studio. Rewrite any lesson, regenerate the ones that miss, tune quiz questions and difficulty, and reorder the outline until it teaches the way you would.
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Approve and publish
Approval is the publish button. The course goes live in your branded portal, and Munin, the retention engine, schedules short reviews after completion so the material stays remembered.
Write a brief, get a lesson draft.
Topic, audience, reading time, and what the lesson should cover. The lesson writer drafts the full text with key takeaways and a knowledge check, and the draft opens in the editor — not in your learners' course list.
Every tool lives in one studio.
The Content Studio holds the whole kit: lesson drafting, quiz generation with adjustable difficulty and explanations, batch tools for assessments across a module, course outlines, and import from images and text. It sits inside the Manager Panel, next to everything else you run.
The AI drafts. People approve.
Everything the builder produces is a draft. It reaches learners only after a person has read it, edited it, and approved it — review is a step in the workflow, not a setting we hope you leave on.
Expect the first pass to need work. The builder is good at structure and first drafts; your corrections on terminology and house specifics are what make the course yours. And your material stays yours: what you upload is used to build your courses, not anyone else's.
Watch it build a course from your material.
Bring a real document to a 15-minute demo. We will turn it into a course while you watch, then show how Munin keeps it remembered.