Better content. Lower bill. Same faculty.
Libertify turns the course materials your faculty already write into interactive experiences: video, chat, quizzes, analytics. Your school relies on original content instead of paying for a publisher's. Your course stays central. Your teaching voice, preserved.
You're already paying for this content. Twice.
Every year, a school renews a license for material its own faculty could write, then spends again internally to build what the license doesn't cover. Two budgets, one avoidable cost.
Why the spend never turns into an asset
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01You keep licensing the same chapters, year after year.
Renewal comes up, you pay again, and nothing about the arrangement changes. Ten years of payments, and the school owns none of it.
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02Building anything original competes for scarce design time.
Original course content means competing with every other project on the instructional-design calendar, or paying an agency, on top of what you already spend on the license.
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03What your faculty do produce sits scattered and unproven.
A slide deck here, a PDF there. No way to show a Dean, a program director, or an accreditor that it reaches students, let alone that it works.
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04Students paste your material into ChatGPT anyway.
The library you pay for gets summarized and bypassed in seconds. You're funding content your own students route around.
Two budgets, licensing and design, pay for content the school never ends up owning.
One mechanism. Three wins.
Redirect the same spend: schools stop renting content, professors get real time back, students get the professor's actual material instead of a textbook chapter.
Renting the same content. Every year.
Hover to see the fixTwo budgets. One mechanism.
- Faculty material becomes the curriculum, not a licensed supplement
- Renewal cycles stop being a negotiation the publisher always wins
- Original content differentiates for rankings and accreditation
Teaching pays the least of anything you do.
Hover to see the fixWe can't fix the pay gap. We can fix your week.
- Upload what you already teach from, nothing to rebuild
- Repetitive questions get answered automatically, not by you at midnight
- Freed hours go to research, mentoring, or the student who's stuck
Another textbook chapter. Not your professor's voice.
Hover to see the fixBuilt from what your professor actually teaches.
- Questions answered only from your own course material
- Video, audio, flashcards, and quizzes from what your professor teaches
- Always free to you, whatever plan the school is on
This doesn't replace your teaching. It learns from it.
A 90-second setup teaches your AI copilot your voice, your pedagogy, and the one rule you never want broken, so every video, quiz, and answer it generates sounds like you teaching.
- Five short questions, no technical skill required, done in about 90 seconds.
- Upload what you already use. Nothing to redo. No course to re-prepare, no slides to reformat, the same material you teach with today.
- You write it once, in your own words, and every generated answer respects it.
- Delete it whenever you want. What you teach the copilot stays yours, and you can ask for it to be removed at any time.
Every video, quiz, and chat answer it creates is a new way back to your course, never a substitute for it.
Most LMS tools tell you they showed up.
We tell you what they didn't understand.
Three signals no completion report captures: what they engaged with, where they struggled, what they still don't understand. This is the proof a diploma is supposed to represent.
Every reader, tracked by name. See exactly who's engaged and who's just skimming, before you ever reach out.
Video, podcast, flashcards, quick recall: every format tracked separately. See exactly which one actually gets the material across.
Every question, logged. See exactly what they're still confused about, grounded only in the material they were reading.
Before, you found out at the final. Now you find out right away.
One upload. Every way to learn.
Each course document becomes a full measurable learning experience automatically generated from your content
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