SyeQ: Questions about platform capability
Hi Paul, It is genuinely refreshing to find someone who responds to questions relatively fast. As I teach maths and science, I have a few more questions, which I hope you can answer:
1. MCP timing: Roughly when do you expect MCP to go live? Is beta access possible for new buyers who want to test it within the refund period?
2. HTML blocks: Can I paste raw HTML Script tags or an iframe into a lesson or page?
3. LaTeX: Can lessons, pages and quiz questions display LaTeX or KaTex equations or MathJax built in?
4. If no LaTex can I add header footer scripts as a possible workaround?
5. The video gives the impression that a white-label mobile app could be included. I have a feeling its not. Please confirm?
6. SCORM: Do uploaded SCORM packages run their own JavaScript, including loading a library from a CDN?
Thank you.
Sye
paul_frederik
Nov 9, 2026A: Hi Sye,
Thanks for the kind words, and for the detailed questions. Here you go:
1. MCP timing: MCP is already live, so there is no waiting and no beta needed. You get it with your account and can test it fully within the refund period.
2. HTML blocks: Lesson content is rendered as HTML, so you can add HTML such as iframes to a lesson. For site-wide scripts, use the custom script fields described under question 4.
3. LaTeX: There is no built-in LaTeX, KaTeX or MathJax rendering for lessons, pages or quiz questions.
4. Header/footer scripts: Yes, this is a good workaround. Under Settings you can add Custom Head Scripts and Custom Body Scripts. Load KaTeX or MathJax (with its auto-render extension) from a CDN there, and equations written as $...$ or \( ... \) will render across the platform. By default these scripts only load for website visitors. Switch on "Also show tracking scripts when logged in", otherwise they won't run inside the lessons your students see. I would test this on a sample lesson and quiz question before you build your whole course around it.
5. Mobile app: There is a mobile app in the App Store that your students can use. It is the same app for everyone, so it is not white-label: you can't publish a version under your own name or branding.
6. SCORM: Yes. Uploaded SCORM packages are served as normal web content and run their own JavaScript, including libraries loaded from a CDN. Progress and scores are reported back to the platform.
Happy to answer anything else.
Best regards,
Paul