InstaCourse

InstaCourse is a SCORM course generator built for hospitality operators, learning and development teams, and small-to-medium businesses that need to produce compliant training content without a dedicated instructional design function.

InstaCourse ingests source materials the user already has, standard operating procedures, policies, training decks, PDFs, and generates a structured, SCORM-compliant eLearning course. Each generated course includes learning objectives, scenario-based content, and assessments. The generation process typically completes in minutes rather than the days or weeks associated with manual course authoring.

The primary target market is independent and small-chain hospitality operators (hotels, restaurants, pubs, venues, spas) that need staff training but do not employ a dedicated learning and development team. The product also serves L&D teams and small-to-medium businesses in other service industries that require faster course production without adopting an unfamiliar authoring workflow.

AI course generation from uploaded documents, PDFs, and standard operating procedures

SCORM 1.2 and 2004 output compatible with any SCORM-compliant learning management system

Built-in review and editing workflow, allowing teams to adjust structure, tone, and examples before publishing

Automatically generated scenario-based assessments

Customisable branding per course (logo, colour scheme, visual identity)

Built-in course player available for organisations that do not already operate an LMS

Free tier available with no credit card required, and per-credit top-up available on any paid plan

InstaCourse differs from traditional SCORM authoring tools in that it removes the slide-and-interaction editor as the starting point. Instead of building a course manually from a blank template, the user supplies existing source material and reviews an AI-drafted structure before publication. This reduces the instructional design expertise required to produce compliant training content and allows non-specialists (typically general managers, HR leads, or operations managers) to produce courses that would otherwise require an outside consultant.