FT&MNo LMS

Your own course.
Right in WordPress.

You have the knowledge. No LMS gives it structure. Turn a WordPress post into a course with modules, lessons, and a clear next step for your readers.

Try the demo See how it works

Try it right in your browser. No installation needed.

No LMS demo course Horses 101, with modules and lessons on the left and the introduction and start button on the right.
A clear starting point. An introduction, a lesson overview, and a button to get started.
A lesson from the No LMS demo course with text, a video, and the lesson list.
Room for your content. Your reader follows one lesson at a time, with text, images, and video together.
A completed lesson in No LMS, with a checkmark in the lesson list, a progress bar, and a next lesson button.
Pick up where you left off. Completed lessons get a checkmark. Progress is saved in the same browser.

Actual screens from the No LMS demo course Click a screen to enlarge it

  • Familiar WordPress blocks
  • Your own site and URL
  • No account needed to follow lessons

For knowledge you want
to share step by step.

A short course doesn’t have to be a big project. Give your content a starting point, a logical order, and a place for readers to pick up where they left off.

Share your expertise

Put your tutorials or articles in a logical order. Turn scattered knowledge into a course someone can follow.

From blog series to mini-course

Help customers get started

Show people how your product or service works. Bring the first steps and common questions together in short lessons.

From user guide to product training

Pass on what you know

Give new colleagues a clear path through the way you work. Keep the guidance on your own WordPress site.

From scattered notes to an onboarding course

You already know WordPress.
You can build a course, too.

The same editor. Your existing content. Three steps to a learning path.

  1. Start with a WordPress post

    Create a new post or use one you already have. Enable Course in the document settings. Your content and URL stay the same.

  2. Put your lessons in order

    Add modules and lessons. Fill them with regular WordPress blocks, or start with the included starter pattern.

  3. Choose your layout. Publish.

    Display your course within your theme or on a standalone course page with your own accent color. Ready to share.

A few more things.

The answers to help you decide.

Do I need a separate course builder?

No. You work in the WordPress block editor you already know. No LMS adds Module and Lesson blocks. Within a lesson, you use regular blocks for text, images, video, and other content.

Do my readers need an account?

No. Visitors can complete lessons without an account. Progress is stored only in their browser, not on the server. On another device, or after clearing site data, the reader starts over.

Does No LMS work with my WordPress theme?

For each course, you can choose a sidebar, horizontal navigation, or a standalone course page. The first two use your theme. The standalone layout has its own minimal header and lesson navigation, with an accent color you choose.

When would I need more than No LMS?

If you want payments, quizzes, certificates, or detailed student management in one system, a full LMS is a better fit. No LMS focuses on publishing courses and guiding readers through your content.

What do I need to get started?

A site running WordPress 6.3 or later and PHP 7.2.5 or later. The welcome screen helps you get started and can create a sample course as a draft. You can try the plugin in the demo first, without installing anything on your own site.

Still have a question? Just ask

Your next course starts
with a WordPress post.

Open the demo, create a sample course, and see how easy it is to share your knowledge.

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