Mewboard for online courses: from the first lesson to the next cohort.
A course business has three rhythms at once: making lessons, launching cohorts and answering students. Mewboard keeps them in separate projects, and student questions from email and Telegram arrive as issues.
What you can run in Mewboard
- Courses as projects. Each module is an issue with a checklist: script, record, edit, captions, exercises, test with beta students.
- Cohort launches. Waitlist, webinar, early-bird week and doors closing as milestones, with the sales page and emails as issues.
- Student support. Questions become issues with the student’s message, and Claude drafts answers and builds the FAQ from the repeats.
- Corporate groups. A company that buys seats is a client, with its own project and survey, workshop and handout tasks.
How teams like this set it up
A typical setup: a Courses folder with a project per course, a Business folder for launches, support, marketing and tools, and a reminder for the webinar slides that are always late.
See it with realistic data. The sample workspace for this page is full of realistic projects, clients, reminders and history. Change anything you like: it resets every night.
Try it with one client project.
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