Fabella asks a few quick questions, then builds your first draft. Free to start, no card.

Just type. Messy notes welcome!
Just type. Messy notes welcome!

Good homework takes longer to make than the lecture.

Practice that works takes hours to build: questions, cases, and explanations for the usual mistakes. So it often ends up as “read chapter 4”. Few do, and the seminar starts with the ones who read it explaining it to the ones who didn’t.

Practice, not more reading

Fabella builds scenarios where students make the call and see what follows, quizzes that show whether they’re ready, and short audio for the way home. They practise on their own, without you in the room.

Your material, your call

Fabella builds on the lecture, chapter or notes you give it. Every course lands in a visual editor where you can rewrite any line before a student sees it.

See who did the work

Fabella shows who completed it and how each student did, so you know where to start the seminar.

How Vibe Authoring works

From your head to everyone’s, before lunch.

01

Tell Fabella what you know

What students should be able to do afterwards, and where they usually get stuck.

02

Fabella builds the training

Scenarios to practise on, a short podcast and a self-check, built around your lecture.

03

Send it. Done.

Share the link with the class, or drop it into your LMS. Then see who has done it before the seminar.

Questions we hear

Will it read like generic AI content?

It’s built on your own material, and you check and change every line before you publish. If something doesn’t sound like you, rewrite it.

Does it work with our LMS?

Yes. Export the course as SCORM and add it to your university’s learning platform, or share a link with the class.

Is the course private?

Yes. Every project created in 2026 is private, on every plan, and stays private. Later, new projects on the Free plan will be published as open educational resources that others can find and learn from. Paid plans always publish privately. Many teachers want that anyway.

Your lecture.
Homework they’ll do.

Start free. A first draft in 10 minutes.