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Training that stays true to its source.

Turn the policies, decks, SOPs and transcripts you already have into narrated courses in minutes: outline, scripts, key points and knowledge checks, with review notes wherever your source falls short. Next on our roadmap: keeping them current as those sources change.

One to three minutes per draftYour file is discarded after draftingBuilt on Claude
Review notes2 gaps flagged for your expert
coursecast/draft/incident-response-101
Example
Incident policy v15.pdf · 14 pagesaudience: support agents · 5 lessons
L01Why the escalation window matters412 words · 3:10 · 3 key points · 2 checksready
L02Classifying a P1 incident368 words · 2:50 · 3 key points · 2 checksready
L03The 15-minute notification rulewriting with the full source in view…writing
“Notify Tier 2 within 15 minutes of P1 classification.”
From your source · §4.2
Policy changed → PR #128Change Intelligence · roadmap
READS
PDFWord (.docx)PowerPoint + speaker notesMarkdownTXTVTT transcriptsSRT captionsPasted text
EXPORTS
WordMarkdownNarration scriptsJSONPrint / PDF
1–3 min
for a typical five-lesson draft
3–8
lessons, each with script, key points and checks
7 formats
PDF, DOCX, PPTX, TXT, MD, VTT, SRT
$0
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0 files kept
your upload is discarded after drafting
Honest by design

One product you can use today. A platform we're building in the open.

Every capability on this site carries a status. Live means it works in the free app right now. Roadmap means direction, with an interactive preview so you can judge it before it ships.

Roadmap

Govern: keep every course true as sources change

An evidence graph links claims to source passages. When a policy changes, Change Intelligence opens a Training PR with the exact edits, checks and approvals.

  • Evidence graph and claim-level citations
  • Training PRs, eval lab and gated releases
  • Readiness, governed tutor and time machine
Click through the preview →fictional sample data
How it works · live today

From the document you have to a course you can teach

A typical five-lesson course takes one to three minutes. Lessons appear as soon as each one is written.

STEP 01

Drop in a source

PDF, DOCX, PPTX with speaker notes, TXT, Markdown, VTT or SRT, up to 8 MB. Or paste text.

STEP 02

Set the shape

Audience, 3 to 8 lessons, lesson length and tone.

STEP 03

Claude drafts it

Outline first, then each lesson with the full source and outline in view.

STEP 04

Review, edit, export

Start with the review notes. Edit anything. Export to Word, Markdown, scripts or JSON.

The problem nobody budgets for

The policy changed in March. The course didn't.

Creating training is only half the job. Sources change on their own schedule, the same rule lives in five courses, a quiz and a job aid, and nobody knows which ones to update. That gap is training drift, and it quietly turns training from a control into a liability.

Sources change on someone else's schedule
One rule, copied into many courses
People do the old thing, confidently
change intelligence/incident policy
Illustrative data
§4.2 Escalation · Incident policy
−Notify Tier 2 within 30 minutes of classification.
+Notify Tier 2 within 15 minutes of classification.
A policy changed. What does it touch?
Three kinds of drift

Where knowledge and behavior come apart

01 · Truth drift

Sources disagree

Two policies, a wiki page and a slide deck give three answers. Nobody knows which is authoritative. Source Intelligence

02 · Training drift

Courses fall behind

The source changed; the lesson, quiz and job aid didn't. Change Intelligence

03 · Execution drift

People do the old thing

They completed training on a version that no longer applies. Readiness

The platform

Create. Govern. Prove.

A closed loop from source to learner and back: every course knows where it came from, every change becomes a reviewed update, every learner signal improves the content.

Create

Draft from what you have

Govern

Keep it true

Prove

Show people are ready

Sources

Your documents

Policies, decks, SOPs, transcripts, wikis.

→
Learning IR

One typed course model

Objectives, claims, lessons, items, scenarios, media and provenance.

claim C-14 ← policy v15 §4.2item Q-14 → objective O-3release v2.4.1 · 4 approvals
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Outputs

Every format you deliver

Word, Markdown, JSON today. SCORM, xAPI, cmi5, QTI and web on the roadmap.

Product tour

See the workbench before it ships

Previews of the roadmap workbench with a fictional sample workspace. Click any screen for the capability, or open the interactive version.

Use cases

Made for the training you already owe people

Pick a team to see what Coursecast drafts for it.

Employee onboarding

Turn your handbook and policies into a short, narrated onboarding path with a quick check at the end of each lesson.

Onboarding & HR →

Example outline

  • How we work
  • Time off and leave
  • Tools and accounts
  • Security basics
  • Who to ask

Compliance training

Convert a policy PDF into clear lessons and knowledge checks, then draft again when the policy changes. Your compliance owner reviews before anything ships.

Compliance & policy →

Example outline

  • Why the policy exists
  • Classifying information
  • Passwords and MFA
  • Reporting an incident
  • What to do when unsure

Product training

Draft enablement from release notes and product docs so teams learn new features fast.

Product training →

Example outline

  • The new approvals flow
  • Bulk editing
  • Permissions changes
  • What support should know

Sales & support enablement

Turn playbooks, battlecards and webinar transcripts you have the rights to use into short lessons with knowledge checks for reps and agents.

Enablement →

Example outline

  • Objections are buying signals
  • Price
  • Timing
  • Security review

SOPs & process

Make standard operating procedures learnable: step-by-step lessons with a recap and a check that people understood.

SOPs & operations →

Example outline

  • Before you start
  • Safety checks
  • The sequence
  • Quality check
  • Handover and records

Customer education

Draft a help-academy course from your docs so customers can learn your product on their own.

Customer education →

Example outline

  • Your first report
  • Filters and segments
  • Scheduling and sharing
  • Dashboards
What we promise

No invented logos. No inflated metrics. No pretend security badges.

Trust is a feature. We'd rather under-claim and earn it than borrow it with badges we don't have. Here's what we actually promise.

We don't keep your files

Your document is read to make the draft, then discarded. The draft lives in your browser.

No training on your content

Processed through Anthropic's API, whose commercial terms don't allow training on API data.

No cookies, no trackers

No analytics, ads, or third-party scripts or fonts on this site.

Honest status labels

Live, roadmap and illustrative are always marked. No certifications we don't hold.

Pricing

Free while we're in early access

Use every live feature at no cost, with a few drafts per person per day. Planned paid plans are shown so you know where we're heading.

Planned

Pro

$19/mo

For people who build courses every week.

  • Unlimited drafts
  • Longer sources and courses
  • Saved projects
  • Rendered voice-over (MP3)
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Planned

Team

$49/mo

For L&D and enablement teams.

  • Everything in Pro
  • Shared projects & brand templates
  • Team seats
  • Priority support
Talk to us

Planned prices in USD. Nothing is charged during early access, and we'll announce pricing before anything changes. Full pricing

FAQ

Good questions

What is Coursecast?
A web app that turns a document, slide deck or transcript into a draft training course: outline, learning objectives, a narration script for each lesson, key points and knowledge checks. You edit it in the browser and export it. Around it, we're building a platform that keeps courses current as their sources change.
Does it make audio or video?
Not yet. Today you can preview the narration with your browser's built-in voices and export the scripts to record or voice in your usual tool. Rendered voice-over and slides are next on the roadmap.
How accurate is it?
Coursecast tells Claude to use only your source and to flag gaps instead of inventing content, but AI drafts can still contain mistakes. Every draft is meant to be reviewed by someone who knows the material before it's published.
Do you store my documents?
No. Your file is read to make the draft and then discarded, and the draft itself is kept only in your browser. Content is processed through Anthropic's API, which doesn't train models on API data. Details are in our Privacy Policy.
What can I export?
Word (.docx), Markdown, plain-text narration scripts and JSON. You can also print or save as PDF. SCORM, xAPI and cmi5 packages are on the roadmap.
Are the workbench screens real?
They're interactive previews of the platform we're building, with fictional data. Anything marked Roadmap or Illustrative isn't in the current app. The drafting app at /app/ is real and free to use.
Does Coursecast give legal, medical or financial advice?
No. Coursecast drafts training material from documents your organization provides, for your own team to review. If your source covers a regulated topic, your subject-matter expert reviews the draft before it's used.
Who is it for?
L&D teams, HR and people-ops, customer-education and enablement teams, and independent trainers who build training from material they already have. It's made for adults (18+) in professional settings.

All questions →

Bring one document. Leave with a course.

Free during early access. No account. Your file is discarded when the draft is done.