The document you distribute to learners
Course materials aren't finished at distribution. If you don't know how far people read or which unit stalled them, you can't fix the next lecture. Layer lecture videos onto the material and distribute it as a link, and per-learner stay time and average completion accumulate on their own. Revise the material and the link stays — no redistribution.
What we'd recommend for course materials. Set these on the link as you create it.
Where learners linger and where they stop — visible per unit.
Real-time open alert
12 learners opened the course material today
Average completion 78% · average stay 8m 12s
Stay time spikes at Unit 1 and completion falls from Unit 3. Try a recap page before Unit 3, or add a concept video.
Upload, set, send, check. No rebuilding files, and nothing for the reader to install.
Upload the course PDF.
Layer lecture videos on the pages that need explanation, and place page-jump areas to skip between units.
LMS, messenger, email — the same link works everywhere, and learners open it with nothing to install.
Per-unit stay time and average completion show what to reinforce. Revise the material; the link stays.
The features actually used when sending this document. Each links into the features page, and what each plan includes is on the pricing page.
Layer video (direct upload or YouTube/Vimeo), GIFs, and widget embeds onto the material. Autoplay, loop, and mute are each adjustable, and playback happens in the web viewer. Switch on the QR option and downloaded PDFs carry a QR code in each spot, so even printed handouts lead to the videos.
Lay click areas over the document that jump to a chosen page. Put per-unit jump buttons on the table of contents and even long materials navigate instantly. Page jumps work in the web viewer and in downloaded PDFs alike.
Average completion, per-page stay time, and return-visit share together reveal which unit loses learners and which pages get re-read.
Typo fixes or a curriculum overhaul — just upload the new PDF. Links already distributed show the latest material, and you can roll back to a previous version instantly.
Limit opening with an email allow list or a password, and let an expiration close the link when the course ends. Issuing separate links per cohort keeps things tidy.
Bundle each lecture's material links into one data room and hand it over like a course page. Every link keeps its own password and expiration settings.
Average completion and per-page stay time cover the group. Distribute per-recipient links or the info-required link and you can see it per learner too.
There's no auto-TOC. Instead, lay NAV (page-jump) areas on your table of contents page and you get click buttons that skip to each unit.
No. Upload the updated PDF and the distributed link shows the latest material. A version upload uses one of your monthly uploads.
The product guides walk through each step with real screens.
Start free and see per-unit completion first.