Launch Features
The building blocks that help you prepare a useful first version before members arrive.
Launch Space
Draft setup
Shape the Space
Set the foundation before you invite anyone in. Define the brand, visibility, access model, and first experience so the community feels intentional on day one.
- Public, private, or invite-only setup for controlled early launches
- Community profile with logo, cover image, description, and launch positioning
- Free, paid, approval-required, or invite-based access planning
- Owner, admin, moderator, and member roles ready before release
Prepare Learning Paths
Draft courses and learning sequences before release. Organize lessons, supporting material, and discussion prompts so your first cohort has a clear path from the start.
- Draft multi-section course structures with sequential or flexible progress
- Plan video lessons, text content, quizzes, and attachments in one place
- Configure progress tracking, certificates, and drip schedules before launch
- Seed course-specific discussion prompts and Q&A areas
Launch Basics
3 draft lessons
Welcome Guide
Ready
Starter Links
Ready
Launch Checklist
Draft
Organise Starter Resources
Prepare the files, links, notes, and templates people need when they first enter. Keep launch material organized instead of scattering it across drives and chats.
- Collect notes, videos, documents, and links before opening access
- Prepare free or paid resources with access rules attached
- Use tags and search so starter content is easy to find
- Add comments, likes, and visibility settings when the resource is ready
Seed First Conversations
Plan the first prompts before members arrive. Pin welcome threads, prepare Q&A spaces, and give early members a clear reason to respond.
- Threaded conversations with nested replies for launch prompts
- Likes, bookmarks, and sharing ready for first discussions
- Pin, lock, hide, and report controls for a moderated start
- Group-specific and course-specific discussion spaces
Introduce yourself
Launch prompt
First-week Q&A
PinnedSupport prompt
Plan Groups & Access
Map out the rooms, cohorts, and tiers before launch. Each group can carry its own resources, discussions, announcements, and access rules.
- Create launch groups inside the main community
- Group-specific courses, resources, announcements, and discussions
- Free, paid, invite-only, or approval-required group access
- Role and membership controls ready for the first cohort
Launch Announcements
Draft the first updates before release. Pin important messages, schedule opening-day notes, and decide where comments should be enabled.
- Community-wide and group-specific launch updates
- Pinned and scheduled announcements for key launch moments
- Comment controls for updates that need feedback
- Category-based organization for product, course, and group updates
Your first week starts here
Draft the opening note, checklist, and first discussion before access opens.
Create a Launch Page
Publish a simple home for your community before it opens. Use the drag-and-drop editor and AI draft helper to turn the offer, schedule, and access path into a page.
- Drag-and-drop editor with blocks for text, images, video, forms, columns, and buttons
- AI draft helper for turning plain-language notes into first-page copy
- Desktop, tablet, and mobile preview modes built in
- Save drafts and publish when the launch page is ready
Bring Your Own Domain
Prepare a branded web address before launch. Connect a domain or subdomain so the first public touchpoint feels like part of your own brand.
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Connect any domain or subdomain (e.g.
community.yourbrand.com) - Visitors and members see your brand in the URL bar, not a generic platform path
- SSL certificate automatically provisioned after domain setup
- Login, pages, and member sessions stay under your domain