From what you know
to what they can do.
Courses, resources and conversations in a community you manage. Prepare your material, choose access and keep supporting your members after they join.
Your knowledge.
Their next step.
Follow an example AI Agent community, from creator setup to the member experience.
Explore the member journey
Product previews · sample content
Image unavailable. Arrange sections and lessons before inviting members.
Image unavailable. Choose the price and enrollment rules when you create a course.
Image unavailable. Members follow the lesson inside your community.
Image unavailable. Share a brief or guide members can return to while they practise.
Image unavailable. Members ask questions and share approaches in a discussion.
Illustrated previews based on Recqa’s interface, with example content and members. Courses and paid access require an eligible paid plan. Check plans and fees
Give your knowledge
a useful structure.
Bring a series of lessons into a course. Keep guides, links and downloadable materials in a resource library. Use groups to give different topics their own space.
- Courses
- Arrange text, video and document lessons into sections. Add quizzes and let members track their progress.
- Resources
- Keep notes, files and links together. Use tags and search to help members find supporting material.
- Groups
- Give each topic or cohort its own courses, resources and discussions within your community.
Learning paths, release timing and certificates
Choose a sequential learning path or let members navigate freely. Configure drip content and a completion certificate for a course when those options fit your teaching.
Courses and hosted uploads require an eligible paid plan. Check the plan's capacity before choosing where to host your material.
Decide what to share.
Choose what to charge for.
Offer a free community, invite people into a focused space, or sell access to a community, group, course or resource. Choose the offer around the knowledge you want to share.
- Your subscription
- Your Recqa SaaS plan provides the platform capabilities and capacity.
- Member purchases
- Paid member access uses one-time payments. Platform and payment processing fees apply.
- Access rules
- Use invitations or approval where supported. Course setup also lets you set an enrollment limit and access duration.
Selling access requires an eligible paid plan. A paid community may also contain separately priced courses or resources; make each offer clear to members.
Compare the available plansMake room for
the conversation after.
A lesson is a starting point. Give members a place to ask about an approach, share what they tried and respond to one another.
- Discussions
- Members can ask questions, reply to one another and bookmark useful threads.
- Lesson Q&A
- Keep a question attached to the lesson it is about, so members and instructors have the same context.
- Announcements
- Post and pin updates in the community or a group. Choose when comments are useful.
A community needs care
after the first invite.
Update your content, manage members and access, and organize the space as your teaching develops. Recqa brings that work into the same platform.
- Members and roles
- Manage invitations and membership, with owner, admin, moderator and member roles.
- Your identity
- Add your community logo, cover and colour. Branding, custom domains and landing-page tools depend on your plan.
Moderation and your community home
Pin or lock discussions and review reported content. Use the landing-page editor and a custom domain when included in your community's capabilities.
Help from the AI you already use
Connect a supported AI tool to help prepare content in Recqa. You sign in and grant access yourself. AI-assisted authoring is subject to account permissions and eligible paid-plan requirements.
Read the AI setup guideHave a specific teaching or access workflow in mind? Tell us what you need so we can help you assess the fit.
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