Coursetrix Pro, private beta
Outcomes, modules, assignments and dates, drafted by AI and approved by you. Start from a course title or from a syllabus you already have, then get on with the design work that actually needs you.
Give it a course title and a date range, or drop in the syllabus you have been teaching from for years.
An AI proposes outcomes, modules and assignments, alongside a report of what was carried over and what was left behind. Nothing is applied until you approve it, item by item.
A dated course schedule you can work from, share with a chair, or export as a PDF.
Coursetrix drafts with a large language model and then gets out of the way. Every outcome, module and assignment is proposed for review, never written into your course unattended.
An existing syllabus becomes a structured course, with an honest account of everything the schema could not hold.
Course level outcomes phrased to lead with the verb, editable one at a time or generated as a set.
Modules and assignments distributed across your term, with date guardrails so nothing lands on a break.
Student facing instructions drafted from the assignment you already defined, revised section by section.
Ask for a change to an existing course and review each proposed edit before it commits.
An account, a dashboard, autosave, and courses you can duplicate for the next term. The dashboard shows outcome coverage on every card, so an outcome nothing assesses is visible at a glance rather than halfway through the term.
Duplicate last term's course, set the new dates, and redistribute the schedule across them. What you already refined stays refined.
Run a sixteen week course over eight for an accelerated section. Topics merge rather than being dropped, and their assignments and outcome alignment come with them.
Share a copy with another Coursetrix Pro user. They accept or decline, and what they get is their own independent copy. Yours is never touched and nothing stays linked afterwards.
Pro is early and built by one person, so expect rough edges and expect to find things I have not. What I want back is an honest answer to one question: did it save you real time on a course you actually have to teach.
Then tell me where it does not fit. Every department plans a course a little differently, and I would rather hear that Coursetrix fights your workflow than hear nothing at all. What is missing, what is in the way, and what you had to redo by hand afterwards are the things that decide what gets built next.
Access is free during the beta.
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The free, open source version. You build the course yourself, module by module, and it produces the same course schedule at the end. No AI, no account, and nothing leaves your browser, which is the right trade if you would rather do the drafting yourself. It is also a good way to see whether the way Coursetrix thinks about a course matches the way you do.
I have spent fifteen years in instructional design and educational technology, most of it watching good courses take weeks to plan and rebuild. Coursetrix is the tool I kept wishing existed, so I built it.
