Use case
Course-like hubs
People search for courses on Kahana. What they find is a hub: session recordings, slides, templates, and notes in a flexible library. There is no graded classroom, drip curriculum engine, or Teachable-style student dashboard.
How it works
- Put lessons in files and folders inside one hub
- Use a preview reel so Library visitors can sample a clip
- Charge once or monthly for access
- Collaborate with editors if you teach as a team
Kahana hubs are not rigid online courses. Flexibility is the point.
Live examples
- Pinterest Success Session
Kelsey Vetter · Pinterest marketing expert
- Internship & research opportunities
Amy Wang · Career guide for students
Features
Hubs
A hub is a curated place for files, notes, links, and collaborators. It starts private.
Paid access
Optional Stripe paywall on a hub: one-time or monthly. You can sell on the Free plan. Kahana’s fee is 5%.
Preview reels
Optional trailers on Library cards: a hover or swipe carousel so people can sample a hub before they open it.
Who it is for
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