Teach under your own brand.
Skills and career educators who want their own platform instead of a marketplace that owns their students.
Where it stands today: The learning engine, learner app and creator Studio run end to end in an invited review in our own environment. Not generally available.
Businesses that run on Learning
A coding or data-skills academy
An exam or certification prep business
A coaching institute going online
Built for how this business works
The capabilities MergeMind Learning owns — the part specific to this kind of business.
Courses & lessons
A catalog with drafts, publishing, search and recommendations.
Enrollment & progress
Entitlement-checked access and lesson-level progress.
Quizzes & practice evidence
Auto-graded quizzes with saved attempts, plus practice work that a creator reviews.
Completion certificates
Issued when a learner finishes a course, and checkable by anyone through a public link. Completion records, not assessed qualifications.
Reviews & recommendations
Learner ratings and related-course recommendations.
Creator analytics
Learners, ratings and revenue per course.
The part you don’t rebuild
MergeMind Learning doesn’t reimplement sign-in, payments or data isolation. It takes them from MergeMind’s core — the same core behind every other domain.
How the core works →
Learner & creator accounts
Course payments
Notifications
Events for every enrollment and completion
Edwyn turns knowledge into capability
A learning product for learners, experts and teams: guided courses, practical work and review, so what someone learns ends in something they can show. Built on MergeMind Learning, so the effort went into the teaching rather than into accounts, payments and progress tracking.
What exists today
Counted on the live server on 27 October 2026. The 18 October audit checked every lesson of the first ten courses against its source and ran their exercises; the three courses added since had lighter checks, not the full audit.
13
courses published, all free
64
modules
190
lessons
10 of 13
courses covered by the 18 Oct audit
Real today
Real sign-in through the platform’s gateway, with enrollment and lesson completion saved on the server — not in the browser.
The audited courses ship runnable or inspectable teaching assets; the audit compiled and ran the programs and acceptance checks (full benchmark runs excepted).
Readiness quizzes with saved attempts, and practice evidence that a creator reviews in Studio.
All 124 lesson bodies, titles and durations of the ten audited courses on the live server matched the source content.
The audit also found ten issues, four of them blockers; all were closed by 21 October.
Not yet
Certificates are course-completion records. No code-runner result or competency gate controls them — this is not an assessed qualification.
The three courses added since the audit had lighter checks (a content validator and live browser checks), not the full audit.
Two accounts have enrolled, both ours (a review account and a release-test account); no outside learner has enrolled yet.
It runs as an invited review in our own environment — the learner app is not open to the public.
Hosted video and live cohorts are on the roadmap, not built.
Not the right fit — yet or at all
Hosted video and live cohorts today — both are on the roadmap
Evidence-based skills and career outcomes — in development
Hobby courses that only need a simple marketplace listing