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Products
Every course, template, and membership as one catalogue with real status.
Planned · not yet available
Package, launch, and deliver digital products
Courses, templates, and memberships from outline to delivered license. DigitalOS is the info-product half of AIOS — planned to own the whole path, not just the checkout.
DigitalOS is not built yet. This page documents the model it will ship against, and your membership will include it when it does.
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departments in the model
0
shipped so far — planned module
1
membership covers it at launch
9 departments planned
The part after "make a course" is the actual work.
Recording lessons is the visible half. Packaging, pricing, licensing, delivery, and support are what decide whether it becomes a product.
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Curriculum
Outlines and module structure drafted from material you already have.
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Lessons
Written, recorded, and reviewed lessons with drafts kept locked until ready.
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Storefront
Sales pages that inherit the product and the brand instead of restating them.
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Checkout & licensing
Tiers, bundles, and license terms wired to Stripe rather than hand-managed.
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Delivery
Access granted on purchase and revoked on refund, without a manual step.
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Affiliates
Partner links, attribution, and payouts that reconcile against Stripe.
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Analytics
Completion and refund rates, which say more about a course than revenue.
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Support
Buyer questions attached to the lesson that caused them.
Why DigitalOS
A course is a product, not a folder of videos.
Most info-product stacks are a page builder, a video host, a checkout, and an email tool that each know a quarter of the customer.
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Built on machinery that exists
The course builder, lesson pipeline, and video hosting already run inside CommunityOS. DigitalOS is planned to point them at products you sell.
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Access follows the payment
Entitlement is already how AIOS works — granted on purchase, revoked on refund or cancellation, with no member list to reconcile.
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Completion over revenue
Planned analytics lead with completion and refund rates, because those are the numbers that predict whether the second launch works.
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Included when it ships
Part of the same subscription. No separate platform fee and no percentage of what you sell.
Questions
Before you ask.
Can I sell a course on AIOS today?
Not as a product to outside buyers. Courses and lessons exist inside CommunityOS for members, but the storefront, checkout, licensing, and affiliate pieces that make it a sellable product are not built.
How is this different from the courses in CommunityOS?
CommunityOS courses are for people who are already members. DigitalOS is planned for products sold to people who are not — which is a checkout, licensing, delivery, and support problem more than a content one.
Will it take a percentage of sales?
No. It is part of the membership rather than a platform that takes a cut.
When will it ship?
No committed date. Modules with paying usage today are ahead of it in the queue.
One platform
DigitalOS is one of eight systems.
Every module shares the same login, the same subscription, and the same integrations. Add the ones you need as the work grows.
Not built yet — but the machinery already exists.
Your AIOS membership will include DigitalOS when it ships. Nothing extra to buy.
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