Where do the videos live?

In your project's own storage, served through a CDN, with the access level you set. A lesson meant for paying students is not a public link somebody can share.

Can I sell a subscription and a one-off course at once?

Yes. Monthly plans, one-off purchases, instalments and cohorts can coexist, and who reaches which lesson is decided per plan or per student.

Can my course become an app on the stores?

Yes, from the Builder plan. The same project becomes a native app with push for announcing a new module, published under your own developer account.

Who it is for

Your course, with the platform's cut left in your pocket

Video lessons, modules, student progress, a members area and recurring billing. On your own domain, with your own brand, and the whole subscription is yours.

Build my app for free

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Module 2 · Lesson 4

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Brands already built on Fabapp

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Customers of Fábrica de Aplicativos, the platform Fabapp AI grew out of.

Stop renting the relationship with your students

On a marketplace the student belongs to the marketplace. Here the list, the data and the payment are yours, and nobody takes a percentage for hosting a video.

Members area with real access levels

Sign-up, sign-in, plans and cohorts. Who reaches which lesson is decided by you, per student if it has to be.

Recurring billing, in the student's currency

Monthly subscription, one-off purchase, instalments and the local payment methods that actually convert.

Progress that pulls them back

Completion per lesson, certificates and automatic email when somebody stops halfway.

In the store when you want it

The same course becomes a native app on the App Store and Google Play, with push to announce a new module.

Dream it. Build it. Ship it.

Not a list of templates — the kinds of product this platform actually produces, and the piece of it that is already built for you.

Subscription SaaS

Sign-in, plans, recurring billing and a customer dashboard. The tedious half of a SaaS ships with the app; you write the half that is yours.

Store and marketplace

Catalogue, cart, checkout with cards and local methods, orders and coupons. Sellers, commission and payouts when the model needs them.

Community app

Profiles, feed, groups, comments and access levels. Native push to bring people back without buying reach from an algorithm.

Site and landing page

Your own domain, SEO written into the build, and a form that saves to your own database instead of somebody else's inbox.

Internal tool

Records, approvals, role-based permission and a dashboard. What is a shared spreadsheet with three owners today.

Native app in the stores

The same project becomes an iOS and Android binary under your own developer account, with push and in-app purchase.

The fastest way to find out is to describe it

One paragraph, and you are looking at a working app in a few minutes. Free, and no card.