How courses are organized
The library uses a four-level hierarchy:Lesson
The atomic unit. Each lesson covers one focused topic and takes 10 to 20 minutes to complete.
Course
A sequence of lessons with a clear progression. For example: “Cold Outreach Mastery.”
Track
A collection of 3 to 7 related courses on one domain. For example: “Sales Mastery Track” groups cold outreach, discovery calls, and closing courses together.
Academy
Your complete branded product. It is what students see as one unified destination at your subdomain.
Browsing the library
Navigate to Explore from your academy dashboard. Courses are grouped by Track. For each course you can see:- Lesson count: how many lessons are in the course
- Estimated duration: total time to complete the course
- Full outline: all lesson titles in order
- Preview: open a read-only view of the lesson content before adding
Adding courses to your academy
1
Browse or search
Open Explore and browse by Track, or use the search bar to find a specific topic.
2
Preview before adding
Click any course to see the full outline. Click any lesson title to preview its content before committing.
3
Add a course
Click Add to my academy on any course. The course appears in your course list immediately.
Building a custom course
You are not limited to the pre-made courses in the library. You can create your own course from scratch and write its lessons yourself, by hand or with AI.1
Create a new course
Go to Courses and click Create new course, then pick From scratch (the same screen also offers AI generation). Give it a name.
2
Add lessons
Open the course and click Add lesson to add a new, blank lesson, then write it in the block editor. Draft lessons by hand or use AI to help, and repeat to build out the course.
3
Arrange the order
Drag and drop lessons in the course outline into the order you want. The course structure is yours to define.
4
Set pricing and publish
Choose Free, Paid, or Members-only access, then publish the course when it is ready.
The Explore Library and your copies
When you add a course from the Explore Library, Fayne copies each lesson into your academy as your own private version. You own those copies and edit them in place.- Adding a course copies its lessons into your academy. You can edit any lesson, by hand or with AI, without affecting the Explore Library.
- Your copies are independent. Edits in your academy never change the Explore Library or any other academy, and the Explore Library never overwrites your copies.
- Explore Library improvements apply to future additions. When the content team improves a course, those updates reach academies that add the course afterward. Courses already in your academy stay as they are.
Your copies
Every lesson in an added course is your own copy, ready to shape to your voice.
Explore Library
Maintained and improved by Fayne. Improvements flow into courses you add after the update, not into copies already in your academy.
The lesson editor lets you discard unpublished changes and restore your last published version. There is no link back to the Explore Library once a course has been added, so there is no “reset to original” step.

