For course creators

The companion book your students keep after the course ends

A course companion doubles the value of what you already made: modules that build on each other, one worked example each, a self-check. Neubook Write plans it from your curriculum, interviews you for the stories you tell live, and writes it in your voice.

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The questions it would ask you

Before planning, the studio interviews you. For course creators they run along these lines; yours are written for your brief.

Which lesson do students say changed how they work, and what is the example you use in it?
Where do students get stuck, and what do you say to unstick them?
What can a student do at the end that they could not at the start?

How it works

1. Answer two questionsTwo questions written for your brief: the mistake you made, the person you helped. Both skippable. Free.

2. Approve the planEvery chapter with its title and what it does. Rename, reorder, cut, add. Nothing is written until you confirm.

3. Watch it writeEach chapter is drafted live with the plan in view, then line-edited against a house style so it reads like a person wrote it.

4. DownloadCover, copyright page, dedication, introduction, conclusion, about the author. EPUB, print PDF, Markdown.

Questions, answered

What kind of book should a course creator start with?

A course companion with fifteen to twenty modules mapped to your lessons. It is the fastest to make and the easiest to test with your audience.

How much does it cost?

Writing is free — no credits to buy, no subscription — and every chapter is free to read. Downloading the book is $9, once.

Will readers know it was written with AI?

The interview puts your own stories and numbers into specific chapters and a line-edit pass removes the patterns readers recognise; we measured the difference. If you publish on Amazon, KDP requires you to disclose AI-generated text, and the copyright page carries a note you can edit.

The companion book your students keep after the course ends

The questions it would ask you

How it works

Questions, answered

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