Hi! Welcome to AS! \u000a1. I just full stacked Spayee. How are you different from them?\u000a2. One of the BIG reasons I chose Spayee is because they have a general iOS/Andriod app. Any Spayee course a client registers for will show up in the app, similar to Kajabi. Are you all planning to create an app? If so, what\u0027s the ETA?\u000a3. Another BIG reason I chose Spayee is because we can create a community forum for all members (similar in function to Facebook \u002D can post, upload images, tag other members etc). Is this something you plan to have? \u000a\u000aThank you and I wish you much success here on AS!

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Leo_Gimenez · Answer

Hi Hello2468!\u000aBelow I will answer your questions 🏄\u000a1_ The purpose of go4clic is to change the passive role of the student, as a content consumer, for a much more proactive one where they can generate new knowledge from the interaction (much more participation).\u000a\u000aWe work to generate high levels of engagement in the user, so that they have an incredible experience that they want to repeat or recommend (more sales).\u000a\u000aWe proved that this active participation of the user promotes a sense of belonging and the repurchase of new courses, collaborating in the creation of a motivated community.\u000a\u000aWe achieve this through individual challenges, group submissions, gamification, networking, rankings, reactions, comments and more. In the road map we plan a community module where we can manage, enrich and monetize the audience created.\u000a\u000aFinally, our clients offer experiences that in many cases sell 10x more expensive than on other platforms, such as Teachable for example.\u000a\u000a2_ Regarding the Native App, it is indeed in our route map and we hope to have it ready by June 2022\u000a\u000a3_ Our Community section will have the best of Circle, to create different levels of public and / or private communities, under our challenges methodology.

ckweb · Answer

Hi! Just like you, I am also comparing Spayee's offering with Go4Clic, and while I've been comparing both closely, I'd also love to get their perspective as how they compare themselves to the other AS deal! At least they appear to have enough to consider their LMS solution.

So from their roadmap ( https://trello.com/b/3bsGeXSN/product-roadmap ) they've listed the App feature as a consideration, but I'm thinking it's just not updated because this is what Leo shared on 8/3:

🔥 go4clic Mobile App will be ready by June of 2022

(wow, so we're looking at ten months out then based on this, but at least they're showing commitment to implement which I can respect) elsewhere I read that their App will be included as part of their AS offer, so idk how I feel hanging onto that promise so far out, especially if it's essential for my own solution. Then again, if their LMS is responsive or offers some sort of PWA or similar web-based app (that works) I think I can live with that (for now) but I still (think I) want full Android/iOS apps, lol! And that Kajabi-functionality sounds genius!

As far as the Facebook community forum question, they also point to a challenge-format Circle-based community tool on their roadmap (I don't use FB much and Circle, 'what's that?' but in a school setting, I imagine it's a way to try to create some of the brick-and-mortar synergy and camaraderie, which can be a key to better 'group-based' learning as opposed to a more individualized learning structure; as a side note, I was okay with my online university, but it had no interactivity and interaction outside of emails, one-on-one phone calls and Skype for group meetings.. wait, am I dating myself? 🤣):

🔥 In the roadmap we planned a community creator module where we can manage, enrich and monetize the audience created. It will have the best of Circle and other tools, under the format of challenges.

So even if they miss individual questions, it's good that they're putting important answers, even if partially, where everyone can benefit from them! 🙂

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