Offer a shared catalogue
Publish an approved course version for institution members, or offer it to named people. Members choose to enrol; an invitation does not enrol them automatically.
For teams, educators and learning communities
A common programme.
Room for every learner.
Institution mode gives your members a shared catalogue and clear access to courses. Each person keeps an individual learning path, pace and session history.
Example institution
Shared catalogueLearning, together.
Programmes created by your community
Go for beginnersVersion 2
From your first function to an HTTP service.
Available to membersPublished
Data literacyVersion 1
Ask better questions of the data around you.
Available to membersPublished
Team onboardingVersion 3
A shared foundation for a new role.
By invitationPublished
Illustrative catalogue. Members choose their courses; progress stays individual.
How it works
Build a programme.
Make it available with care.
Give people clear roles
Owners manage access and membership. Authors and authorised contributors improve programmes through a review workflow. The server enforces their actual permissions.
Keep course versions stable
Publishing an improvement does not silently replace a programme an enrolled learner is following. Changes to existing enrolments stay explicit.
For members
Join and start learning
Install the Windows app, connect an agent, save your identity backup and open a course available to you.
Follow the member setup →For operatorsRun your own institution
Plan PostgreSQL, HTTPS, service roles, backups and member access with the deployment guide.
Read the deployment guide →Institution mode is self-hosted. Your organisation operates the Tutor service; members connect the AI provider accounts they choose. A shared course does not copy anyone’s private conversations, observations or progress.