Two-stage drafting
Claude plans the outline from your audience, lesson count, length and tone, then writes each lesson in its own step with the source and outline in view.
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Turn the document you already have into a course you can teach tomorrow
Upload a policy, a deck with speaker notes, an SOP or a meeting transcript. Coursecast plans an outline from your settings, then writes every lesson with the full source in view: narration script, key points, knowledge checks and review notes.
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Capabilities
What Studio does
Reads what you have
PDF, DOCX, PPTX with speaker notes, TXT, Markdown, VTT and SRT transcripts, or pasted text. Up to 8 MB; PDFs up to 40 pages.
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Every field editable
Course title, objectives, lesson titles, scripts, key points, questions and answer options. Mark the correct answer with one click.
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Rewrite one lesson
Ask for a fresh version of a single lesson without redrafting the course. Each draft includes as many rewrites as it has lessons.
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Review notes up front
Every draft lists gaps in your source and claims an expert should check, so review starts where it matters.
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Saved projects & templates
Save courses to a workspace, share them with your team and reuse brand templates.
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How it works
From source to draft
STEP 01
Drop in a source
One focused document works best: a policy, a how-to, a release note, one meeting.
STEP 02
Set the shape
Audience, number of lessons (3 to 8), lesson length and tone.
STEP 03
Watch lessons arrive
Lessons appear as they're finished. A five-lesson course usually takes one to three minutes.
STEP 04
Review, edit, export
Start with the review notes, edit anything, then export to Word, Markdown, scripts or JSON.
Honest status
What works today, and what is coming
Today
Live today- Drafts from PDF, DOCX, PPTX (with speaker notes), TXT, Markdown, VTT/SRT or pasted text
- Outline, objectives, narration scripts, key points and knowledge checks with explanations
- In-browser editor with autosave in your browser and per-lesson rewrite
- Export to Word (.docx), Markdown, narration scripts (.txt), JSON or print to PDF
- Free during early access, 3 drafts per person per day, no account
On the roadmap
Roadmap- Saved projects and shared workspaces
- Brand templates and style rules
- Longer sources and multi-document courses
- Inline source citations on every claim (see Evidence Graph)
FAQ
Questions
How long does a draft take?
Usually one to three minutes for five lessons, depending on the length of the source. Lessons appear as soon as each one is written.
Does it invent content?
Coursecast tells Claude to use only your source and to flag gaps instead of filling them. AI drafts can still contain mistakes, so every draft is meant to be reviewed by someone who knows the material.
Where is my draft stored?
Only in your browser's local storage. Your uploaded file is discarded when drafting finishes. Export before you clear your browser data.
Can I use it for a whole binder?
One focused document makes a sharper course. Split a large binder into topics and draft each one.
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Start with the part that works today
Draft a course from your own document in minutes. The rest of the platform is being built in the open.
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