AppyQ

AppyQ is a delivery platform for paid training programs that turns course content into a branded, mobile-first learner portal. It is aimed at cohort and bootcamp owners, coaches, language programs and small training teams. Its first focus is paid programs of roughly 10 to 100 active learners, where controlled access, a steady delivery rhythm and personal follow-up shape the relationship between the creator and the learners.

The AppyQ homepage works as an app generator. A creator describes the offer, can add a PDF, video or URL or choose a template, and AppyQ generates a preview with home, content and pay screens before any account is created. The first draft uses the description, file name or URL as clues to its structure, and the creator adds the full source content after saving. Files selected for the preview stay on the creator's device.

Inside the AppyQ workspace, creators organize sections of text, video, PDF or linked lessons, release them immediately or by day, and enroll learners with an access window that can be paused, completed or expired. The workspace shows lesson and program progress, completion and last-active signals, and an at-risk learner inbox lists people whose progress has stalled. Welcome, inactivity, completion and expiry rules can be prepared, but this release does not send them automatically.

AppyQ has a free delivery preview with 1 published program and up to 5 active learners, plus three paid plans: Launch at $41 a month, Growth at $99 a month and Scale at $208 a month, with annual billing saving two months. Eligible new accounts may receive one 14-day trial. Learners add the AppyQ web app to a supported device; self-serve plans do not include a custom domain, a per-brand app icon or native App Store and Google Play listings.

Use cases

• Running repeat cohorts and bootcamps from one system, with scheduled releases and a view of who is falling behind
• Delivering paid coaching and language programs through a branded portal
• Moving an existing course or cohort into a single learner home
• Spotting learners who are drifting before they ask for a refund
• Preparing renewal conversations from completion and expiry data
• Previewing a branded app for an offer before creating an account