Vellum
Become a teacher

From your story to a course you can sell.

You talk. Vellum listens, then writes. You polish, record if you like, and publish. Then your students arrive.

A microphone resting beside a paper notebook on warm linen
  1. 01

    Talk it through

    Sit down with Vellum and answer its questions across six guided stages. Speak out loud or type. It listens like a great interviewer and keeps every detail.

  2. 02

    Get your first draft

    When you finish, Vellum writes a full course for you. Clear modules, real lessons, and a path your students follow from the first idea to the last.

  3. 03

    Make it yours

    Read it back and change anything. Ask Vellum to rewrite a line, trim a part, or go deeper. The words always stay in your voice.

  4. 04

    Add your videos

    Want to be on screen? Record each lesson yourself, then upload it. A teleprompter helps you read with ease. Prefer pure text? Publish with no video at all.

  5. 05

    Publish and get paid

    Give your course a public link and a price. Free or paid, your call. Students enroll, and Stripe sends your earnings straight to your bank.

Why it feels easy

Built around the way you really teach.

Talk, do not type

The easiest way to share what you know is to say it out loud.

Six guided stages

Each stage draws out a new part of your story, so nothing gets missed.

Always your voice

Vellum writes in your words. Edit any line whenever you like.

You keep your work

Your course and your students are yours. Your earnings go to your bank.

Good to know

A few quick answers.

Do I need to be on camera?
No. A lesson can be pure reading. Add videos only if you want to.
How do I get paid?
Students pay through Stripe. Your earnings land in your own bank account.
Can I change what Vellum writes?
Yes. Edit every line yourself, or ask Vellum to rewrite it for you.
How long does it take?
Most of the work is one good conversation. Your first draft arrives in minutes.

Your course is one conversation away.

Start talking today. See your first draft in minutes.