One course, one Web App
When you write the course you are also making a live Web App. Same sessions, notes, extras, and messages. Edits go through at once.
TruKnowledge
truknowledge.center
A low-cost way for Christian teachers to spread a message — without the app-store gate.
I built TruKnowledge so a teacher could put a class online once, keep most of what they charge, and let people use it on the phone they already have. No monthly fee. No Apple or Google listing required.
Build a course. The Web App is created with it.
Students open it in a browser — phone, tablet, or computer.
You keep 85% of paid enrollments. Platform 15% + card fee.
Join free. No monthly subscription.
When you write the course you are also making a live Web App. Same sessions, notes, extras, and messages. Edits go through at once.
iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, Windows. Learners start where they left off. No store download to begin the class.
Each session has a place for the lesson, written notes, extra files, and a thread with you. Sneak peek first, then enroll — free or a clear price.
Share a TruKnowledge link, or attach a domain so the app lives under a name you choose.
Enrollments, how far each person has come, and a simple view of country or region — not a street address.
Free is allowed (price 0). Paid courses: 85% to you, 15% to the platform, plus Stripe’s card fee. No monthly platform bill.
Apple and Google sit between a teacher and a student if the class has to live as a native app.
TruKnowledge stays on the web so the class can travel without that gate.
| App stores | TruKnowledge | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly platform fee | Often a store tax plus tools around it | None |
| What the teacher keeps | Typically 70–85% after the store cut | 85% of the course price (card fee on top) |
| To go live | Accounts, binaries, review | Publish from the back office |
| Student opens the class on | An installed store app | The browser they already use |
| Who it is for | Scale consumer products | Christian teachers and the people they teach |
I did not build this as a movement. I built it so a teacher could spread what they already know — at low cost, in a back office that stays out of the way, without asking Apple or Google for permission to teach.