About

The step between teaching and a finished course

Coursewright is a small Paris team building one thing well: turning a lesson you already recorded into the material around it.

A binder, a microphone and lecture notes on a working desk
Our working desk — the same setup our users record from

Teaching is the hard part. The paperwork shouldn't be.

Our mission is to make the course material follow the lesson automatically.

Educators and trainers already do the difficult work: preparing, explaining, answering. What follows — the workbook, the slide outline, the quiz, the takeaways, the captions — is structural work performed on words they already said. It takes hours, it is repetitive, and it is why good lessons never become courses.

Coursewright transcribes the recording and restructures it against a strict schema, so the output is your material in a usable shape. Then you edit it, because you are the subject expert and the model is not.

What we hold to

  • 01

    Truthful by default

    No invented traction, no fake logos, no simulated output. Everything shown in the product is a real generation or clearly labelled as an example.

  • 02

    The teacher stays the author

    Kits are drafts you edit. We build for review and correction, not for one-click publishing of text nobody read.

  • 03

    Your recordings are yours

    Uploads are used to produce your kit and nothing else. They are never sold and never used to train models.

  • 04

    Bilingual from day one

    English and French are equal citizens — interface, generation and support. Not an afterthought translation layer.

A note from the team

We built Coursewright because we kept watching good lessons die as unedited video files.

We are not going to pretend there are thousands of us, or invent testimonials. Today Coursewright is a young product with a real engine behind it: Whisper for transcription, GPT-4o with a strict output schema for the kit. You can test the whole thing without an account on the demo page.

If something is missing or wrong, write to us directly. We read every message, and the roadmap is mostly made of what users asked for.

The Coursewright teamParis, France