Creating courses shouldn’t be hard.

Turn what you know into short, interactive courses for your audience, clients, customers or team. Simple to build and share, with no complicated setup.

  • First course free
  • No camera needed
  • No credit card
Matt · Designer
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Launch Your Side Project

  1. Pick Your First Idea
  2. Build A Simple Landing Page
  3. Get Your First 10 Users
  4. Charge For It Early
  5. Decide What To Build Next

A course builder.
Without the complexity.

Turn what you know into short, interactive lessons. Share one link with the people you want to help.

  1. 01

    Start

    Bring an idea or a few rough notes.

  2. 02

    Shape

    Add lessons and a little interaction.

  3. 03

    Share

    Share a link. Get people learning fast.

Your knowledge.
Made to last.

A tiny course is one useful idea in a few focused, interactive lessons. A clear path people can follow, take part in and return to. And fast.

  1. 01

    Give people a clear path.

    Focused lessons that build towards one useful outcome.

  2. 02

    Explain it your way.

    Bring text, images and video together. Use what works for the idea.

  3. 03

    Invite them to take part.

    Questions and activities turn watching into something to do.

  4. 04

    Learn from the response.

    See starts, answers and completion. Find where people get stuck.

  5. 05

    Create once. Keep using it.

    One link to share, revisit and improve for the next person.

Package what you know.
Share it this afternoon.

Teach a skill. Solve a problem. Help someone get started. There’s a tiny course in what you already know.

  • UX/UI design

    Run Your First Usability Test

    Theo Martin

    4 lessons · 18 min
  • Customer onboarding

    Get Started With Our Product

    Customer success team

    4 lessons · 15 min
  • Wellbeing

    Calm Your Sunday Night Spiral

    Amara Lewis

    6 lessons · 31 min
  • Leadership

    Run Better One-to-Ones

    Ben Patel

    5 lessons · 27 min
  • Employee onboarding

    Your First Week With Us

    People & culture team

    5 lessons · 20 min
  • Fashion design

    Turn Your Sketch Into a Sewing Pattern

    Nina Walsh

    4 lessons · 22 min
  • Volunteering

    Welcome Volunteers With Confidence

    Rosa Green

    6 lessons · 34 min
  • Customer service

    Handle Customer Questions With Confidence

    Customer support team

    4 lessons · 18 min
  • Acting

    Prepare for Your First Self-Tape

    Maya Chen

    5 lessons · 24 min
  • Gaming

    Build a Better Team Strategy

    Alex Rivera

    4 lessons · 20 min

Start small.
Think big.

Start with one useful idea. Reach more people. Build something that keeps working for you.

  1. Start with one course

    Teach a skill, answer a question or help a customer get started.

  2. Grow your reach

    Share a course with clients, customers or your whole team.

  3. Grow your business

    Build a library to support your services or earn extra income.

People want to learn from people.

Creators, coaches, companies and charities. Whether you’re working solo or as a team, share what you know in your own way.

  • Hannah, a personal finance coach, works with a notebook at her kitchen table.

    Finance coaches

    Help clients between sessions.

  • Marcus, a community facilitator, leads a conversation in a neighbourhood arts space.

    Community creators

    Turn shared questions into lessons.

  • An acting coach looks down as she marks a rehearsal script in a warm studio.

    Actors & coaches

    Build confidence in performance.

  • Three colleagues work through paper scenario cards at a wooden table.

    Customer teams

    Help people use your product.

  • David, a business consultant, talks from his book-lined home studio.

    Consultants

    Share your tried-and-tested process.

  • A fashion designer concentrates on measuring fabric at her studio cutting table.

    Fashion designers

    Teach your craft, sketch to stitch.

  • Sophie, a learning and development lead, shares a light moment in a workshop room.

    Team trainers

    Give new colleagues a clear start.

  • Three colleagues talk around laptops in a warm shared office.

    Companies

    Pass on your team’s know-how.

  • A gaming creator looks directly at the camera while holding a controller in his home studio.

    Gamers & creators

    Share strategies others can try.

  • Priya, a charity programme lead, listens to a colleague in a small shared office.

    Charities

    Welcome volunteers to your mission.

  • Daniel, a UX/UI designer, explains an idea from his warm home studio.

    UX/UI designers

    Explain the thinking behind a design.

  • A design educator faces left towards a colleague while discussing sketches.

    Design creators

    Make your skills easier to learn.

Just you. Or your whole team.

Create on your own or together. The same simple tools, shaped around the people you want to help.

An independent expert works from a small home studio using a laptop, tablet and video call.

Your expertise, beyond the session.

For creators, coaches and independent experts who want to share what they know.

  • Keep clients moving

    Useful lessons between coaching sessions.

  • Teach your craft

    Share your acting, gaming or design skills.

  • Create once. Keep using it.

    A course your audience can return to.

Start free. Pro from £29/month.

For more courses, access controls and insights.

Three colleagues share ideas around laptops in a warm, small office.

Your team’s knowledge, shared.

For companies, charities and communities. Share what your people need to know.

  • Give people a confident start

    Welcome staff and volunteers consistently.

  • Help customers succeed

    Turn product know-how into useful lessons.

  • Build together

    Create courses together in a shared account.

Start free. Team from £49/month.

Shared accounts and collaborators included.

Want to speak to a human? Book a demo

People are already loving Tiny Courses.

Hear what individuals and teams love about creating with Tiny Courses.

Portrait of Becky Winter.

Tiny Courses caught my eye with how easy it was to use and set up. I just love the simplicity and power that it brings to the team.

Becky Winter

Head of Energy Advice Services at Pure Leapfrog

A few questions. Clear answers.

What is a tiny course?

A tiny course teaches one useful idea through a few focused, interactive lessons. Turn what you know into a clear learning path, then share it with your audience, clients, customers or team.

Can I create a course without filming videos?

Yes. Start with your notes or a process you already use, then build lessons with text, images, questions and activities. Video is optional: add it when a demonstration helps, or create your whole course without filming.

Who can use it?

Creators, coaches, actors, gamers, fashion designers and UX/UI designers can teach their skills. Companies, charities and communities can welcome staff, support volunteers and share knowledge with customers.

Is my first course really free?

Yes. On Free, build up to three courses and publish one course, with public sharing and basic 30-day analytics. No credit card is required. Upgrade when you are ready for unlimited publishing and more features.

How do I share a course with learners?

Publish your course and share its link. Learners can follow the lessons at their own pace on a phone, tablet or computer. Free uses public sharing; Pro and Team add access controls for more control over who joins.

Can our team create courses together?

Yes. The Team plan includes collaborators and shared account management, so colleagues can create courses in the same account. Build together and share your team’s expertise, with the Pro features included.

Do I have to use AI to create a course?

No. Write and arrange your lessons yourself, or use optional AI assistance for an outline or a first draft. You keep the final say: check the facts, add your examples and edit the result before sharing it with learners.

Are there options for charities and non-profits?

Registered charities and non-profits can reach out to support to discuss eligibility and available options. Share a little about your organisation and how you would use courses to help your staff, volunteers or community.

Start your first course in a lunch break.

Bring one useful idea. Shape your first few lessons, then build from there. Your first course is free.

  • First course free
  • No camera needed
  • No credit card
A course creator holding a tablet in a softly lit studio.