
Courses that live next to the work, not in a separate school.
The LMS is an island: people log in, learn something, and nothing connects to their job.
Progress lives in an export, so nobody looks at it.
Making a module means fighting an editor built in 2012.
Learning journeys with modules, materials and progress per member.
Results are written on the same record as the person's work, not in a separate system.
The people teaching it are already in the community around it.
Captured from the running platform, names replaced by demo data. Click a screen to see it full size.

A journey in the editor — identity, flow, sections, stats and CrewMates
Build a journey: sections, materials, actions, certificates.
Members follow it at their pace; you see where each of them is.
Discussion, questions and files stay attached to the section they belong to.
Teachable, Thinkific, LearnWorlds, Moodle
This is one of 17 tools in CoVince. It is not a separate product — it sits on the same members, the same journeys and the same data as everything else, which is the entire point.
The same stack bought separately costs €222 per user per month.