You bring the material. Felloclass breaks it into steps a member does rather than watches, you read every line before anyone else does, and then it runs.
You are not starting from a blank page. The first screen asks for a video, and the work you have already done is the syllabus. What follows is five steps, and only two of them are yours.
A YouTube link, a webinar recording, a workshop you filmed, your own files. Nothing new to record and nothing to script. The one thing worth choosing carefully is the first video, because it sets the voice of the whole class.
The video is split into steps, and around each one it writes the question, the exercise and the thing that goes wrong. It works from what you say in the video, so the explanation is yours and the structure is ours.
Every line is yours to change, and nothing publishes until you say so. This is the step that decides whether the class sounds like you, and it is usually an evening, not a week. If a sentence is not how you would put it, rewrite it in a minute.
You set the price and send one link. Members get the app, the first lesson is free, and payment, access and renewals are handled from there. This is the day the subscription starts, and not before.
The dashboard stops being a number and starts being a map: lesson three loses a third of the class, and here is what they said about it. You answer the questions on the wall, cut the step that is too long, and add the video that was missing. That loop is the class.