I was asking you to buy a room you had never been inside.
Every email I sent about this membership asked you to put a card in based on my description of my own work. You get the door open instead. Thirty days, everything inside it, no charge.
Card up front so it continues if you want it to. One click to stop it if you do not.
You are four weeks in.
The first real assignment came back this week, and you already knew roughly what you were going to find in it. Some version of the same thing you found last year.
You have poked at ChatGPT. You have read the threads. Nothing you have read told you what to do with the stack sitting on your desk tonight.
Asking you to pay $40 to find out whether my answer is any good was a bad deal, and it took me too long to fix it.
Thirty days with the door open.
You get everything a member gets from the minute you are in. Not a sample, not a preview, not three of the twelve things.
Run the grading system on the stack you have right now. Put your worst assignment through the Friction Audit. Take the syllabus you have been avoiding into the Advisor Library and let eleven hostile advisors tear it up.
If none of it earns the $40, you cancel and you have lost nothing but the evening you spent using it.
What opens up tonight
Bought separately, the pieces below run about $349 in one-time products plus the subscriptions on top. All of it is in.
The Advisor Library
Twenty advisors, eleven of them hostile, sorted into six rooms by the thing going wrong in your course. Ten minutes gets you three ranked changes and a rewritten document. $47 on its own.
The Prompt Vault
Ten prompts that put your syllabus, rubric, exam, or assignment in front of a board of experts who disagree on purpose, then hand it back revised with a changelog. $47 on its own.
Better Teacher with AI
Ninety-six teaching tasks drafted against your actual course, from lesson plans to rubrics to feedback. It never assigns a grade. $19 a month on its own.
The Friction Audit Studio
Paste any assignment and see the one piece of thinking AI cannot do for your students, then rebuild the task around it. $67 a semester on its own.
The AI Board Builder
Build your own board of named experts for any course problem, then run your lesson, rubric, or assignment past it. From $67 a semester on its own.
Four masterclasses
The Cheat-Proof Course, the Personalized Assignment Engine, the Half-the-Grading System, and the Lesson Plan Resurrection Kit. $208 bought separately.
Stop Grading Fumes
The swipe file for grading the decisions your students made with AI instead of the polished artifact they handed you. $47 on its own.
The Semester Setup Sprint
Members only. This one has never been for sale and will not be.
Stop Teaching Startups
My paid newsletter for entrepreneurship educators, included. $80 a year on its own.
Whatever ships next
New tools drop every month. Members get them first, and members get the ones nobody else can buy.
Your first hour inside
- 1
Pick the course that is going worst right now.
- 2
Drop its syllabus into the Advisor Library room that matches what you suspect is wrong.
- 3
Read the three ranked changes it hands back and throw out the one you disagree with.
- 4
Run tonight's stack through the first grading prompt and see what paper 38 looks like when it gets the paper 3 version of you.
No new software. Everything runs in the ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Copilot you already have open.
What this will not do
It will not grade for you. Every tool in here drafts, flags, and proposes. Every score that ships is yours.
It will not fix a course you will not change. The Advisor Library is exactly as useful as your willingness to act on what it says.
It will not work on its own in a browser tab you never open. Thirty free days that you spend meaning to log in end the same way the last thirty did.
Then $40 a month, cancel any time. The first 100 members keep $40 permanently. After member 100 the rate goes to $49 and everyone already in stays where they are.
Start your free monthSecure checkout through Stripe. You are inside the second it goes through.
Paying by the year saves you $60 and starts with the same free 30 days.
Start free, then $420 a yearQuestions people actually ask
- What happens on day 30?
- Your card gets charged $40 and the membership continues. Nothing else changes and nothing gets added.
- Why do you need my card for a free month?
- So it continues without you having to think about it. Stripe holds the card and charges nothing for 30 days.
- How hard is it to cancel?
- One click inside Stripe, any time in the 30 days, and you are not charged. You keep whatever you downloaded while you were in.
- Is this really everything?
- Every product on the site except the live department trainings, plus the members-only material that is not on the site at all.
- Does the $40 rate change?
- The first 100 members keep $40 permanently. After member 100 it goes to $49, and anyone already in stays at $40.
The next stack lands Sunday
Same size as the last one. You can grade it the way you graded the last one and find out in December that the semester went exactly how you expected in September.
Or you can spend one evening inside a room that costs you nothing for thirty days and see whether it changes what Sunday looks like.
One course. One syllabus. Ten minutes tonight.