Online course creators
One lesson recorded, a week of posts
Paste the YouTube link of a lesson and LookMyBio hands back a carousel and caption in your brand’s look. Schedule them for your accounts, and let your bio collect emails and lead to the course’s sales page.
Calendar and bio page come with Starter, priced at $27 monthly. Lessons become carousels from Creator; the email sign-up block needs Creator, the countdown Creator.
Great lessons, a silent feed between launches
You spend weeks recording a module, and in that time the profile sits still. By the time enrolment opens again, the audience has cooled off and the email list looks the same as it did after the last cohort closed.
Your digital presence doesn't have to be this fragmented
LookMyBio brings the whole flow into one platform, so you produce in a more organized way and stay in control of what gets published.
From one recording to a full week
Teach the kit your voice
Paste the address of your sales page, or describe the course in a few lines. The brand kit stores your colours, your tone and the topics the course covers.
Feed it a lesson
Drop in the YouTube link of a lesson or of an article you wrote, then adjust each slide and the caption so they read the way you teach.
Line up the week and the bio
Put the posts on the calendar and set the bio page with an email sign-up, a countdown to enrolment and a button to the sales page.
Every recorded lesson can become a carousel
Paste a lesson’s YouTube link (Creator and up). The tool reads its transcript and returns one image or a carousel plus a caption, tuned to how people read on Instagram, X, LinkedIn and TikTok. Prefer to start from a blog article or a block of pasted text? That works too.
- It works from the transcript: the video itself is never cut or edited
- You review every slide and caption before anything is scheduled
The AI posts page in the app: a YouTube link pasted as the source, the video's card, Carousel suggested as the format and what reading it costs. Then the same post finished: every step done and the carousel's slides in Marina Vale's brand, with its caption, ready to publish.
Keep posting between launches, without deciding every morning
Plan a few posts a week ahead of time for Instagram, Facebook (Pages only), X, TikTok (videos only), LinkedIn (personal profiles only) and YouTube (videos only). A lesson clip, a common mistake from the topic, a peek at the recording setup: they go out on the days you chose while you work on the next module.
- Starter: 2 accounts, up to 30 posts a month. Creator: 10 accounts, with no monthly cap on posts
- Each post is made and scheduled by you; no tool fills the month on its own
The Socials page in the app for Atelier Rosa, a hair salon: its connected accounts, this week's posts and the Create button. Then the New post composer with a reel for Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube, its caption, and Instagram's "Made with AI" label switched on.
A bio page that gathers the waitlist, and numbers that show what works
Open the page with a header (Starter) and a link to your sales page or the checkout you already sell through. An FAQ about the course (Starter), an email sign-up for the next cohort (Creator), a countdown to enrolment (Creator) and an open lesson embedded from YouTube (Creator) fill in the rest. From Starter, the page stats show visits, clicks on each link and where people came from.
- Written tips for improving the page from Creator
- No payments on the page itself: the button opens the checkout you already use
The Page stats page in the app, with example data for Ama Duarte's dance studio over the last 30 days: views, link clicks and click rate against the previous 30 days, which blocks and links people clicked, where visits came from and what to do next.
Lesson notes as articles, sent to your subscribers
Write up a lesson as an article for your blog, which sits beside the bio page; a Blog posts block lists the latest from Starter. From Creator, readers who subscribed get an email for each new article. On Starter and up, you can send a copy to 9 more blogs and newsletters.
- Any article can be translated into another of the blog’s 6 languages, one language at a time
- Only new-article emails: sequences and funnels stay in your email tool
The blog editor in the app with a post by Estúdio Norte, a brand studio: cover, title, subtitle and text. Then its Cross-post window, sending the post to each of the blog's destinations one after another.
Short videos for the days you can’t record
In AI Studio, opened from Starter, a talking avatar reads a script you write, about 967 credits for a 30-second clip. Short AI clips from a prompt work for a teaser or an enrolment reminder, and the videos can be posted to Instagram, Facebook, X, TikTok, LinkedIn and YouTube.
- Publishing to Instagram, TikTok and YouTube? Switch on the network’s AI label for these videos
- Use AI scenes as illustration, never as footage of your real classes or students
The AI Studio page in the app: the prompt bar moving through image, video and 3D with each model and its credit quote, above the gallery of recent media, an image for each business on this page, a video and a 3D model.
Plans for course creators
| Starter | 2 connected accounts plus 1,500 credits a month, for $27; scheduling up to 30 posts a month, the brand kit, a bio page with FAQ and visitor stats |
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| Creator | 10 connected accounts split over 2 profiles, plus 4,000 credits a month, for $70; adds lessons to carousels, email sign-up, countdown and embedded lesson videos |
| New-article emails | Creator and up |
| Not included | Checkout, a members area, lesson hosting, certificates, coupons, affiliates, email sequences or funnels, keyword auto-replies in DMs, a lead CRM, ad pixels or ad metrics, and generating a whole month of posts at once |
Questions from course creators
What course creators want to know before the next cohort opens.
Record once, stay visible all week
Start with the brand kit, run one lesson through the carousel tool, then put the waitlist on your bio page.