Kre8AI
How it works

From a folder of policies to a course in your LMS.

Source to publish, with a human decision at every point that matters. You approve the structure before anything is written, you edit what needs editing, and you approve every module before it can be published.

1Source

Start from what you already have.

Upload the material the course has to be built from. Kre8AI parses it, chunks it and indexes it so that everything generated later can be traced back to a specific page or timestamp.

  • PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Markdown and plain text
  • MP4, MOV, MP3 and WAV, transcribed automatically
  • Up to 500MB per file
  • Mark each source as content or media, so a brand video is not mined for policy text
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The Source step with several uploaded policy documents, showing parse status and page counts.

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2Brief

Kre8AI tells you what it understood, before it writes anything.

The briefing step reads your sources and comes back with its reading of the audience, the scope and the gaps. You correct it there. Every misunderstanding caught at this step is a misunderstanding that never reaches a slide.

  • An analysis of what your documents actually cover
  • Questions where the sources are ambiguous or thin
  • Your answers shape everything downstream
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The Briefing step showing the analysis of uploaded documents and the clarifying questions asked of the author.

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3Plan and outline

The structure is a proposal, not a black box.

You get a module and lesson structure with the reasoning behind it. Change it in conversation, regenerate a single module, reorder it, or rewrite it outright. Nothing is generated until you approve the shape.

  • Module and lesson breakdown with a visible rationale
  • Conversational revision, not a regenerate-and-hope button
  • Per-module regeneration
  • Export an instructional design pack from the approved outline
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The Outline step showing modules, lessons and the revision conversation panel.

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4Brand

Make it look like you made it.

Set the identity once and it is applied across every slide, every image and the narration itself.

  • Primary and accent colours, plus a dark mode variant
  • Font pairing and logo
  • Cover image style, which drives generated imagery
  • Narration voice, previewable before you commit to it
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The Brand step with colour pickers, font pairing, logo upload and the narration voice preview.

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5Generate

Slides, narration, imagery and assessments, drafted together.

Generation runs as a job you can watch. Each slide arrives with the citation it was written from, so the review step has something to check against.

  • Fifteen slide types, from narrated content to branching scenarios
  • Up to four source citations per slide, each with a confidence score
  • Generated imagery in your brand style
  • Synthesised narration, and optional presenter avatar video
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The Generate step showing job progress across modules, with slides appearing as they complete.

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6Edit

A real editor for the parts that need a person.

The draft is a starting point. Rewrite copy, swap media, adjust an activity, or regenerate one slide without disturbing the rest of the course.

  • Per-slide editing with live preview
  • Regenerate a single slide, not the whole module
  • Re-render narration after a copy change at no credit cost
  • Auto-tagging of Bloom level, skills, competencies and regulatory categories
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The slide editor with the citation panel open beside the slide being edited.

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7Review

Nothing reaches a learner unapproved.

Route the course to reviewers in the mode that fits: formal approval, comment-only feedback, or audit-logged compliance sign-off. External experts join by magic link without an account.

  • Three review modes, chosen per request
  • External reviewers by magic link
  • Apply a reviewer's comment with AI, then approve the result yourself
  • Publishing stays locked until every module is approved
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The Review step showing module approval status and the reviewer comment thread on a slide.

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8Publish

Into the LMS you already run.

Export the formats your LMS accepts, with completion tracking wired up and certificates configured.

  • SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 4th edition, with a tracking bridge
  • Standalone HTML (course plays offline; AI coach needs network)
  • xAPI and cmi5 packaging
  • Completion certificates with a configurable pass mark
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The Publish step showing export format selection and generated package artifacts.

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9Deliver with a course coach

Learners get answers grounded in what you approved.

On Growth and Scale, exported courses can include an AI course coach. It answers from the approved course and source material — not from unrestricted model knowledge — and you control where it appears.

  • Optional per course; off on quizzes and final assessment by default
  • Citations back to the material the answer came from
  • Course plays offline; the coach needs a network connection
  • Usage counts toward monthly active learners on Growth and Scale
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Published course playback with the AI course coach available to learners alongside the content.

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See it run on your own policy document.

A 30-minute scoping call, then your own workspace. Most pilots have a first full draft within a day.