A complete, lightweight platform for knowledge businesses
Built for creators and small education teams, ClassHub connects content, products, payments, learning, and audience operations. Start without the cost and weight of a large platform, then extend into your own app, mini program, or API integration.
Each tool solves one task, but content, purchases, learning progress, and customer relationships remain disconnected. ClassHub is not one more admin panel. It puts those records into one operating workflow.
A knowledge product moves from content production to listing, payment, access delivery, learning, and ongoing service. Every stage has its own objects and states; copying names between spreadsheets cannot hold the process together.
Manage articles, audio, video, ebooks, questions, and exam papers as separate assets, then combine them into course series, practice, exams, or community programs. Because content is separate from the offer, you can change the price, package, or delivery channel without duplicating the source.
Course outlines define learning order, question banks hold reusable questions, and product records control price and availability. One article, question set, or audio lesson can serve several products instead of being locked inside one course.
Creators deliver value in different ways. ClassHub does not force everything into a “course.” Stores, communities and cohort programs, question banks, and exams each use a workflow that fits the job.
Configure product groups, free or paid access, availability dates, promotions, and purchase entry points in one place.
Connect a community to courses, groups, members, updates, tasks, and renewal reminders—useful for cohort programs and long-running memberships.
Question banks, exam libraries, practice, formal exams, assignments, and lesson checks keep their own authoring, response, grading, and review records.
Payment flows may differ by channel, but the back office must connect the product, order, payment, and learning access. Otherwise money arrives without access—or a refunded order leaves access active.
A customer profile brings purchases, memberships, learning, and engagement together. Tags and segments identify people who bought but have not started, are learning consistently, are nearing expiry, or have stopped and need a reminder.
Sales analysis answers “what sold.” Learning analysis answers “did people use it?” Together they show whether to improve the offer, the content, or the service after purchase.
ClassHub includes Web and mobile Web learning experiences, and exposes courses, questions, progress, and access to WeChat mini programs or native apps. Content stays in one back office instead of being rebuilt for every client.
Our own JLPT app and mini program already use this platform for content and learning data. External projects can configure channels, course categories, and API permissions by application, with production separated from internal testing.
Small teams do not need a stripped-down upload tool or an expensive enterprise implementation. ClassHub keeps the complete workflow a knowledge business needs while making cost, onboarding, and later expansion practical for creators and small education teams.
Courses, question banks, exams, assignments, communities, products, orders, access, memberships, audience operations, and analytics share one business model.
Start with one course, one cohort program, or one question bank. There is no need to fund a heavy enterprise rollout or buy capacity you do not yet use.
Start with the real workflow and expand graduallyUse external APIs for courses, questions, access, and learning data to build a branded mini program, iOS app, Android app, or another customer experience.
Choose the workflow closest to current revenue, complete that first loop, then expand content and delivery channels.
Set up products, payments, and automatic access instead of manually sending links and maintaining buyer lists.
Put courses, groups, members, tasks, updates, and renewals on one long-term operating path.
Start with question management, exam building, and delivery, then connect an app, mini program, or branded client.
Show us how you create content, collect payment, and serve customers today. We will identify the first workflow to move, then plan how it can extend into your own app or mini program.
