The problem we are solving

You should know who you are learning from

See who shared it, and what else they have listed, before you dive in. A check mark means they finished Stripe Identity. Aura is how real people say a contribution was worth noticing.

It is hard to know who to trust

There is plenty to read and watch. The hard part is telling who made it. If you cannot see the person, or whether anyone else stood behind the work, you are guessing.

  • Unknown authors

    A lot of what you find online has no name on it. You do not know who wrote it, or if they have done this kind of work before.

  • Ratings that are easy to game

    Star ratings and written reviews are easy to fake. One loud review can drown out careful ones. A pile of 5-stars can feel off.

  • No track record before you commit

    You spend the time first. Only later do you find out who made it, what else they have shared, or if anyone thought it was worth it.

See the person, then the work

On Kahana you can see who shared a hub, and what else they have listed, before you dive in. You are not learning from a nameless pile of files.

A check mark means they finished Stripe Identity. It is about who they are. It does not boost ranking.

Aura comes from real people. It is a way to say this was worth noticing, not another star rating. How Aura works

Learn from people you can see

Explore hubs people have already shared, or create one of your own.

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