Course Bindery
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Courses so good your learners might actually finish them.

Course Bindery is a course builder with 34 interactive blocks, themes in your brand colours, and a door for your AI agent to handle the blank-page part. Build it this afternoon. Send the link tonight.

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No card needed. We genuinely wouldn’t know what to do with it.

Go on, break it.

This is the real block library, running right here in your browser. Flip the cards, watch the video, add blocks, try your brand colour, and take the quiz at the end: it has strong opinions about onboarding decks. Nothing here is saved, so be as reckless as you like.

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Course Bindery 101

A sample lesson, with a quiz at the end

0 of 2 answered

Why nobody finishes your course (yet)

Most courses aren’t abandoned because they’re hard. They’re abandoned because lesson three is a wall of text that looks exactly like lesson two. Short lessons, something to do every few minutes and a visible finish line fix more than any number of “just checking in” emails.

Our stand-in video: an open-licence short about a very large rabbit. Yours will probably have fewer rabbits.

You’ve got a course in your head and a free Saturday. Where does it end up?

Choose one answer

Your onboarding notes need to become a course by Friday. What’s the sensible move?

Choose one answer

From blank page to published, in four steps

None of them is “configure the thing”.

  1. 1Pick a block. Any block.

    Search all 34, or press / on the canvas. Each one arrives filled with real example content, so you start by editing instead of staring at a blinking cursor and rethinking your career.

  2. 2Type on the right. Watch it change on the left.

    Every block gets a form generated from its schema, so there is nothing to set up. It saves as you type, and undo keeps your last hundred changes, which is more second thoughts than most of us need.

  3. 3One colour in. A whole theme out.

    Give it your brand colour. We work out the light and dark palettes and quietly fix the accent if it would fail contrast. Your brand team will assume you hired a designer. We won’t tell.

  4. 4Publish. Share. See who’s been on lesson two since March.

    Every publish is a version you can roll back to. Learners join with a link or your own sign-in, and you see who started, who finished and who got nine out of ten.

Bring your own agent.

The studio is also an MCP server, so any agent that speaks MCP can build in it: Claude, Cursor, or whichever one you’re loyal to this month. Describe the course you want and watch modules, lessons and quizzes turn up in your workspace.

It all lands as a draft you can read, edit or undo. Agents get your permissions and not one more. And we don’t resell you a model with a markup: bring the one you already pay for.

Paste this into your client
https://api.coursebindery.com/mcp
Any MCP client works. The guide has the steps for claude.ai, Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Cursor. Read the setup guide

Training a team? Or ten thousand customers?

Same studio, bigger audience. Run courses for a whole organisation, or for the people who use your product, without anyone noticing there’s a second product involved.

Your domain
Courses live at learn.yourcompany.com, in your colours. We stay politely in the background.
Your sign-in
Single sign-on hands people over from your app. Nobody needs another password to forget.
Inside your product
One element puts a course on any page, and tells you when someone finishes it.
Progress you can show your boss
Invite authors and admins, enrol learners with a link, and see who’s done what, per course.
<learn-course
  src="https://learn.yourcompany.com"
  org="yourcompany"
  course="onboarding"
></learn-course>

<script>
  document.querySelector('learn-course')
    .addEventListener('learn:completed', (e) => {
      markOnboarded(e.detail.courseId);
    });
</script>
That’s the whole front end. It sizes itself, and your backend adds one endpoint that vouches for the learner.

34 blocks. One of them is a divider.

We’re not proud of it, but you’ll use it. The other 33 work in light and dark, fit a phone and take your theme, and the quizzes mark themselves, which is more than can be said for most of us. Missing one? Tell us what it is.

Text
Paragraph, Heading, Quote, Statement, List, Callout
Media
Image, Gallery, Video, Audio, Embed, Attachment
Interactive
Flip cards, Accordion, Tabs, Labeled graphic, Process, Timeline, Sorting
Knowledge check
Multiple choice, Multiple response, True or false, Fill in the blank, Matching, Quiz
Data
Stat tiles, Table, Chart
Code
Code
Layout
Divider, Spacer, Columns, Button, Continue gate

What happens when you click the button

No sales call, no “quick sync”, no onboarding webinar. Just this.

  1. 1You make a workspaceYour name, your email, a password and what to call the place. That’s the whole form.
  2. 2You pick a starting pointA blank course, or a template for onboarding, a workshop or compliance training.
  3. 3You build until it reads rightBlocks on one side, the lesson in the middle, and your agent alongside if you’ve connected one.
  4. 4You publish when you’re readyNot a moment before. Drafts stay drafts until you say otherwise.
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