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I’m building GradeBuilder — an AI-powered course generator that helps authors create structured online courses up to 10x faster and start monetizing them right away. No complex tools, no need for instructional design experience — just a smart assistant that helps you turn your knowledge into a complete course with lessons, quizzes, and structure in under an hour. Our goal is to make course creation fast, easy, and accessible for anyone who wants to share what they know — whether you're an educator, a coach, or just getting started.
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What’s the best way to guide beginners into tech — without overwhelming them?
I'm building a free career bot that helps people explore IT professions and try short intro courses. It s aimed at total beginners people who want to switch careers but have no idea where to start.
The challenge: people often don t know what to ask or what to expect. They don t even know the difference between QA, frontend, or product manager so even choosing a path is confusing.
If you ve built tools for beginners or have experience mentoring career switchers I d love to hear your thoughts:
What worked best to reduce the feeling of I m lost ?
How do you get meaningful user feedback if your product is free?
I ve launched a free tool for career exploration in tech (AI-powered, no sign-up needed).
Users try it, but very few leave feedback.
What s worked for you to gather early signals without forcing people to fill long forms or hop on calls?
I d love to improve the experience but don t want to nag users.
Do you know any impactful social responsible projects?
Many of us appreciate tools that save us time or money in our businesses. But there are also projects out there with a bigger mission (improving lives, supporting the planet, and helping those in need, to name a few).
Do you know of any inspiring projects that aim to make the world a better place?