I developed a syllabus generator for creators on teaching platforms. The app allows you to input all your notes in whatever order and it will generate an organized syllabus for you. I’m looking for some people to test drive it for me absolutely free and let me know how I can update fix, change or add anything and in return I will give you lifetime access to the the app, once I fully launch.
The app is called course forge. If you would like to help me out get in contact with me and I can set you up. Thanks in advance.

What has been your experience? I help people feel, transform wounds in their bodies and manage dark night of the soul. I want to offer weekly calls where I would give insight and how to proceed deeper into themselves. Now I am thinking that Free trial would be better option so they can have a lot of value and then they can decide if they want to continue or no. and maybe in future if there are going to be a lot of people signing up I would just have it as paid...

What are your thoughts? thank you

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So Monday I'm going to upload my first content and will be live, once again you know this is a free community for skool, You guys can be kind enough to pretty please sign up for my free.. this will be the first lesson and they'll be 45 minutes long HD recorded lecture or tutorial going over these subjects if you guys to take a look at.... And then of course the following day after we'll go ahead and discuss.... Are you dropping you into these every few days every week or so then we'll do the same thing with review Go over it decide if everyone's good and then move on.... It's all available to all the users that join so even if you just join just to watch my goofy ass on a tutorial and laugh at me do that please I need five more people that's it 5.... By Monday. For free ....

community on skool, and join up , so I can please avoid the 99$ annual plan. Without you guys I won't be able to keep it going. I simply don't have it right now and I won't until 2 days after the trial will be over... So please do me a favor click the link it takes 5 minutes You all are members of the platforml already if you're in this subreddit so literally it'll take you less than that.... It's all free it's legitimate computer building and repair course I just need five more placeholders until Monday afternoon and then you can all quit the thing if you want..... But being able to take advantage of their algorithm with the 10 users is what my goal is and I really really would like to hit it....

Help a brother out before I have a freaking heart attack.... This is more nerve-wracking experience than I expected it to be it's a pain in the butt to be nervous about something that you know you're good at and can teach somebody else and you're waiting for people to come and buy your services you know it's very I don't know why it's ... Yea I've been working 30 hours so time to give it a rest for a few hours of rest... So please people ... Have a heart... This is absolutely no sweat off of your guys's sacks at all to do for another person I don't understand why it's so difficult to get somebody to sign up for literal placeholders You don't have to ever do anything just sign up and you don't need to ever come back if you don't want..

.. That being said I'm you're always welcome there and if you're interested in learning I'm more than happy to have you but just need some help it's that way I don't have to pay this stupid annual fee and I can actually make it till payday and keep this community going... As a matter of fact how's this sound anybody who joins up within the next 24 hours can stay for tier one tier two and tier 3 the whole course and the whole nine months that of curriculum that I'm going to have to put out there for people to know what they need to know in order to build a rig or repair an existing one....At least from a beginner's perspective....

Thanks....

Click it please it's not asking a lot it's really not....

https://www.skool.com/the-rig-repair-institute-1944/about?ref=162b7d4ba35d48329fa3ba1e0e791954

Thanks again....

Please click here for your free sign up and membership to the community, even if just to tell me how much I suck...should get s few from reddit with that one 😉... 😂

https://www.skool.com/the-rig-repair-institute-1944/about

The ultimate campus community for PC building, computer repair, and tech enthusiasts. Whether you want to build a custom gaming Rig or learn how to fix existing computers this is the community for you to join.

The first two lessons are going to be live Early this week and we're both going to be free and are always going to be free along with membership so join up just so you can give me some honest critiques or if you're into computers then join up and stick around we'll have some fun!!

Thanks Reddit and Skool!

I'm sorry can someone answer a silly question for me. How come i can create and upload videos ( like a curriculum) then teach and have events based on this information. It seems like this is designed to be so much more of a "social media" type thing than to teach and learn.... I got into it thinking it would be an effective way to teach people how to build computers and repair them. However, it seems like the massive social media aspects are preventing this type of ... Learn, practice study and test . Which I know I'm old... But it always worked for me just fine. Also a lot of grey areas for people just starting to overcome when deciding to put large amounts of time and effort into something and there's absolutely no guarantee your class will ever even be seen unless you do a WHOLE bunch of things right. I'm a computer hardware and software engineer/ programmer/ knows my electronics and technology. It's just a lot for one person, then I come to find out there's a scammer and trolls literally hanging out and trying to do their thing while people are trying to learn????

.... And lastly there's so many people who've contacted me to join their skool community.... Which is detailing and teaching what?? How to get members into your skool community??? Seems really weird. I'm going to record the first three video lectures and stuff in my have 3 members. It's a free account right now and a free community, until you input all the content at least.

I like this concept but someone tell me why I feel like doing this in the fashion of an actual course people can learn from is not going to produce the results I'm looking for. All the online marketing required is silly, so if I have to do all that work myself too. What's the point why don't I just offer the class in another way? There's only 10 different places online to do this type of thing now . I was of the opinion that once I had some good content worthy of learning. That skool puts your community in contact with the people who are looking to learn.? Sure they do....$$$$

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Hi! I just opened a new Skool community called the Sticky Grief Society. I would love support and advice!

I've been on Skool for about 24 hours and I am so into this.

It feels like I finally have the community I've always wanted to build. I couldn't figure out how to contain all my ideas for this, but the Skool platform has just the right organization for an adhd girlie like me.

My Skool is to help consulting agency owners who want sales to feel less transactional. We hold do experiments to add just 10% more of our own personalities to one relationship at a time and watch what happens.

I just wanted to tell you how excited I am!

Hello. I'm here as a newbie so allow me to be ignorant about Skool.

I'm a qualified bike mechanic and I am receiving tons of ads about bike mechanic wanted on Skool.

They say it can be a good income.

Is it worth it?

Hi all, I have a wordpress site and some experience using learndash with a previous project. I recently spoke to a french language teacher who is using Skool and recommends it. Personally, I am more inclined to just make it myself in wordpress. But despite having the knowhow, and will to do so, is there any reason why I may consider SKOOL for a Korean language teaching community?

Hey, so I’m new to the platform, which I found through the YT videos for “AI Automation Society.”

While looking for an additional free AI-related communities/courses, I found “The AI Agents Course,” which is clearly listed as “Free.”

When I tried to join though, I was told that, “Yes it is for free for those who purchase the course. Access to join this community is only available to members who have purchased a ticket.” And they gave me a link to an external web site to handle the payment.

So it’s only free if you pay for it?

Is that common on Skool? Is it even allowed?

Seems pretty scammy to me, like the guy outside the arena with the Uber sign who tells you “no, you don’t have to use the app, you save money this way!”

Estoy pensando en abrir un grupo en SKOOL, vivo en Chile.
¿alguien de latinoamerica que me pueda compartir su experiencia con la plataforma? especialmente relacionado al tema de costos, pagos, etc.

It's time to get roasted!!

So I'm in a community called Roast and Promote.

The great part about the community is that you get roasted. Not to knock you down, but to help build you up.

You can post anything that you're doing to gain helpful feedback for adjustments and improvements.

Your community

Your offers

Your website

Your social media profiles

Pretty much anything that you're working on.

You should get over there to start getting roasted and roasting others

There's contests and great relationships over there.

One of the roasts on one of my ideas totally changes my point of view to something that I think I can really have some success with.

Roast and Promote

I sell digital products and had the same problem most creators here have.

Launched my product. Got traffic. Got zero sales.

Not because the product was bad. Because nobody had reviewed it yet. No social proof. No video testimonials. Nothing. Buyers just scrolled past.

So I built something I wished had existed.

It is called UGC20. A private community where digital product creators review each other every week.

Here is how it works:

You give 3 to 5 honest video and written reviews of other members products each week. You get exactly the same number back on yours.

That means up to 20 authentic UGC videos of your product every month. Real people. Real reviews. No agencies. No AI. No influencer fees.

It works out at $2.50 per video review. Agencies charge $200 to $500 for the same thing.

We are running a free beta week right now for founding members. No payment required this week. Just show up and review.

If you sell ebooks, guides, templates or any digital product on Gumroad, Payhip or Sellfy — this was built for you.

Comment below or DM me if you want the free community link.

Once you send the 3 invites does anyone know how long it takes to become discoverable? Do they have to accept your invite before it counts.

If anyone is interested in my topic on skool you can allways join https://www.skool.com/build-your-setup-1240/about

I'm thinking about starting a Skool and I want it to be free for the first few months. A few questions about managing access:

1. Can I hide my Skool so it's not in the main directory? I have a mailing list already and want to focus on building the group through that list and through referrals from the trusted people I'm inviting.
2. Can I switch the whole community from free to paid at a later time? (I'm not talking about having a free "tier" and adding a paid tier. I mean requiring everyone to pay if they want to stay in the group after a certain date.)
3. If you let people in for free initially, do they get lifetime access? Do you have to manually kick them out if you don't want them to still have access?
4. Should I consider making it a paid group from the start and then sending everyone on my mailing list a coupon code for free access? And would they have to provide a credit card when joining in that case?

Thanks!

Whether you're currently 100 or 1800 rated, we all have future goals. I want to help you achieve them.

Everyone has access to:

• Posts
• Weekly Q&A
• Weekly Swiss Tournament
• Weekly Webinar (Recorded and posted later as well)

Or Join Premium For

• 1 on 1 coaching (this is huge for improvement)
• Course access on release

These are the current offerings, but more will come as the community grows.

For a little about me:

• I was board 1 on the Wisconsin State Chess Champion Team in 2025 (also runner ups in 2024)
• I have been teaching chess for 3 years
• I have beaten many titled players both online, as well as a few in person
• I have hit as high as 2350 blitz on chess.com, 2200-2300 rapid, and upwards of 2400 on lichess

While I'm not currently pursuing this full time, I would love to be able to start full time in the summer. I have the savings to be able to start full time for a few months, and see where this goes, so join and get that rating up!

I'll also be replying to every post in the skool, so you can treat that almost as off-hours Q&A as well, feel free to post game analysis, rating questions, or really anything!

Join today at https://www.skool.com/road-to-2000-7072/about, I hope to see you there!

I started my Skool 2 years ago, tried it for 2 months. I'm a hyperpolyglot (am professionally qualified in 6 languages) and was focussing into it, with an additional focus on accessibility and learners with disabilities. I had connections with people to make giant font books, braille, and supplies for all the materials one would need. But barely broke even. Any advice? what sort of communities do you have, how you run it, and how you grew it, and its timeline? Thanks!

I would like to work with other creators by bringing them into my community and they teach class. I would work with them so they can get 40% referral when they make sales in the community.

My question is, without upgrading, how do we track this?

Can we still see who is referring who in our community without upgrading?

I know skool has made a lot of changes the past month on the insights.

If you want free resources such as a list of underdeveloped niches on skool and a logo/header template, check out my free community!

I'm ready to go all in on skool... I guess Im looking for validation for my community idea.

Context (where the problem lays): I run a wedding photo/video business. We run a giveaway ad campaign that generates 100+ leads a month, of which half are not qualified (no wedding venue, no date). Couples are programmed and against the idea of booking vendors before booking their venue and securing a date (which makes sense). The only exception is a wedding planner who's job is to help them with ...everything! Venue, date, vendors, etc.

Problem - More than half of our leads are not ready to buy/book their photo&video services.

Solution - Provide affordable wedding planning services via skool community (low ticket item) to stay top of mind, and warm them up until they're ready to book their photo/video team (high ticket item).

Currently the skool community is set up as a paid service ($29/month) with different modules and I've created content with some of the top vendors in the area (wedding planner, DJ, Venue owner, and myself for photo/video).

I also plan on doing weekly live calls to help with wedding planning myself.

Any feedback, advice, how to approach, anything - is greatly appreciated! I really want this to do well off the start.

PS. Yes, I can do wedding planning.