I built learnfeed for one instructor first

An instructor who builds a genuinely good course ends up drowning in things that have nothing to do with teaching: a WhatsApp group that gets messier by the day, a payments spreadsheet that never stays up to date, recordings that need manual uploading, and certificates designed one by one in an image editor.

It wasn't a lack of tools — there were plenty. The problem was that each tool did one thing, and none of them were built for the shape a live course actually takes for an independent instructor: a fixed cohort, scheduled sessions, attendance that matters, and quizzes and a certificate at the end.

So I decided to build learnfeed: one place where an instructor runs their entire course — under their own name, not someone else's platform's. The student feels like they're inside the instructor's academy, not some external tool. And the instructor spends their time teaching, not chasing manual admin.

We're still early, and there's a lot ahead of us. But the goal has been clear from day one: every independent instructor deserves professional tools, without needing to be a programmer or afford a tech team.