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you're actually ahead of the game.
Let's start with something most sales pages won't tell you: you're ahead.
As a course creator or coach, you've already noticed the shift. AI commoditized information. People used to pay to learn from you. Now they can just ask Claude.
You also noticed what didn't get commoditized. The how. Your method. Your judgment. The way you take a client from stuck to sorted.
So you started experimenting. A custom GPT here, a Claude project there, maybe a prompt library your students genuinely love (when they can find the link). You're already doing the thing most experts in your space are still debating on LinkedIn.
Here's the only problem, and it was never you: until now, there was no good delivery infrastructure for it.
Your clients need a ChatGPT account to access the thing they bought from you!?!
Read that again. They paid you. Then a third-party platform stood between your client and your product, with its own login, its own subscription tiers and its own rules. (Like deciding to cancel your ability to make and share more GPTs...)
On wAIv, that sentence dies. One link. Your paywall. Your brand. No ChatGPT account required, ever.
A course goes in. A sellable product comes out.
This is a real build, not a mockup. Kelly pointed Claude at a Google Drive folder holding an entire visibility course she used to run — videos, transcripts and worksheets — and asked it to turn the course into a bot squad.
Fifteen minutes later: five bots live on wAIv, each with written instructions and its own knowledge file pulled from her actual frameworks. Watch the moment the output becomes a working product your client could log into.
Fifteen minutes. One folder. A product she can gate, price and sell.
One bot vs your bot squad
Does one job
Useful. Impressive in a demo. And then your client copies the output, opens the next tool, pastes it in and starts over. The connective tissue work is theirs to do, every single time.
Guides your client through your process
Your methodology as a connected journey: each bot with a defined job, shared context that carries from step to step, handoffs they never think about and your expert judgment baked into every answer.
And here's why this matters beyond the tech: it's a better experience for your clients. While your competitors are still selling course portals and PDF vaults, you're offering guided, personalized, always-available support built from your actual method.
Think of it as a board meeting where everyone already has the same notes, instead of you briefing each person before they can start.
Simple pricing. You pick the structure.
AI usage costs are real, so we let you choose how they're covered. One toggle, two models:
You cover your clients
Your credits cover roughly 10 active users of your product per month. Top up anytime as you grow, with a dashboard showing exactly where you're at.
The budget math: most wAIv creators sell their programs between $1,000 and $3,000. At those prices, a squad serving ten clients sits comfortably inside the margin. The tool pays for itself with your first client.
Your clients pay their way
Your clients purchase their own credit package from wAIv on top of paying you for access.
Start free. 14 days. Full access.
Start building today and have a sellable squad up and running in less than two weeks.
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Two locals, building in public
It started with one nerdy coffee chat. Less than a year later, wAIv is here! It's the infrastructure we wished existed. Now it's your turn to try it.
The creators on wAIv right now are genuinely shaping what this platform becomes, and you get the kind of founder access that doesn't survive scale. Being early has advantages.
And meet Splash! She's our resident platform expert. She never sleeps and never makes you feel silly for asking questions. She's got your back 24/7.
Asked and answered
Who pays for the AI usage?+
You choose. Cover your clients' usage inside your monthly credits, or have clients purchase their own credit packages. It's a toggle in your account setup, so you pick the structure that fits your business model.
Will the output actually sound like me?+
That's the whole point. Your bots are trained on your frameworks, examples, tone and decision criteria. You're not getting generic AI in a wrapper. You're encoding your judgment into the tool, then testing and refining until you'd stand behind every output.
I already have custom GPTs.+
Then you're ahead, again. Your instructions, knowledge files and prompts transfer. Bring your strongest GPT into the trial and rebuild it as the first bot in a real squad. Migrating existing tools takes minutes, not a rebuild.
Can't I just keep using ChatGPT?+
For experimenting? Absolutely. But once your AI tool is part of your paid offer, you need workflow, access control, IP protection and a client experience you can stand behind. And your clients shouldn't need a ChatGPT account to use something they bought from you. (Worth repeating. We'll keep repeating it.)
What if I get stuck building?+
Splash covers the platform questions, at any hour, with infinite patience. Kelly personally answers the "is this right for my business" ones by email.
What happens after the 14 days?+
Your trial becomes a $129/month subscription on the card you started with. We remind you at least twice before that happens, because we'd rather you convert on purpose than by surprise. Not the right time? Cancelling takes about 30 seconds, no retention hoops.
What happens to my clients' access if I cancel?+
Your squad and your clients' access run as long as your subscription does. Your Program Knowledge and everything you've documented about your methodology outlives any platform, including ours.
Do I need to know how to code?+
No. If you can hold a conversation with Claude, you can build a squad. The Playbook skill asks what it needs to know, builds the bots, writes the instructions and pushes the whole thing live.
How long does it actually take to build my first squad?+
Kelly's course-to-squad build took about fifteen minutes. Most first builds land in that range once you've got source material to point Claude at, whether that's a course, a set of transcripts or a client workbook.
What if I don't have a documented framework yet?+
You still have a method, it's just living in your head instead of a folder. Point Claude at whatever you've got — a few client emails, a call recording, a rough outline — and the Playbook skill will help you shape it. Slower than pointing at a finished course, but it works.
Can I edit my squad after Claude builds it?+
Yes, and you should. Nobody's first version is the final version, including ours. Ask Claude for changes, or edit bots directly inside wAIv. Both stay in sync.
Can my clients see the instructions behind my bots?+
No. Clients get the experience your bots produce, never the instructions or knowledge files behind them. That's the whole point of the gated layer.