For teachers, communities, networks and clubs

Lessons, posts and guides only your users can open

Your AI builds a members’ area on your own site: a course, a community’s posts or a library. Users sign in with their email, see what their plan includes and keep their own notes. Plans can be free, or paid monthly or yearly on your own Stripe account.

  • Pages only users see
  • Notes and suggestions from users
  • Paid to your own Stripe
clay-weekends.pagelemon.dev/app/library
The Stacks template: Library stacks in deep green and brass, with resources filed as index cards
A real example: the Stacks template. Your AI swaps in your words, photos and colours. Try the live example (opens in a new tab)

This is for you if you say

The problem

A shared drive link gets forwarded and goes out of date. Course and community platforms set the look for you and keep your members on their side.

How Page Lemon helps

Your AI builds the members’ area as pages on your site, behind user sign-in. Add a lesson, a post or a guide by asking, and invite users by email or let them sign up.

How it goes

From one line in your AI chat to a site that works for you.

  1. You paste one line

    Build with PageLemon.com: a members-only library of guides and templates for our network

    Into Claude, ChatGPT or any AI chat. Your AI asks for your details: names, prices, times and photos.

  2. Your AI builds these pages

    Public page
    What members get and how to join.
    Members’ home
    Your latest posts, lessons or guides.
    Lessons or library
    Steps and pictures, or resources grouped by kind, for users only.
    My notes
    Each user’s own notes and photos next to each lesson.
    Suggest
    A form for new resources; each user sees only their own.
  3. It’s live, and you run it from the chat

    clay-weekends.pagelemon.dev/app/library

    Page Lemon runs the parts behind it:

    • User sign-in
    • Pages only users see
    • Notes and photos
    • Suggestions
    • Plans for users
    • Your own domain

    To change anything later, ask your AI. Every version is saved.

Start with one line

Paste one of these into your AI chat (Claude, ChatGPT or another). Your AI asks for your details, builds the site and puts it online at a free address.

You type in your AI chat

  1. Deploy on PageLemon.com

    The quickest start: your AI asks what the site is for, picks a design and puts it online.

  2. Build with PageLemon.com: a members-only library of guides and templates for our network

    Your AI builds the library pages and the suggestions list.

  3. Use template pagelemon.com/tp/Syllabus for my online course, free for the students I invite

    Starts from the Syllabus template: four lessons, notes per lesson and an account page.

Once it’s live, ask your AI

Three things you might say next, and what happens.

You type in your AI chat

  1. Add lesson 5: Snow scenes

    A new lesson page in the same design, in the full course.

  2. Add a guide on writing a cover letter

    A new page in the library, for users only.

  3. Invite everyone on this list

    Each gets an invitation email and signs in with a code.

What it costs

Paid plan

Users need a paid plan; on Free you try it as a test user. Paid memberships need a bigger paid plan.

Not for you? Full refund within 14 days, no questions asked.

See pricing

What it uses

See every feature

Templates to start from

Questions

Can users pay for it?

Yes, on some paid plans: users pay monthly or yearly on your own Stripe account, and you’re the seller, with a Page Lemon fee on top of Stripe’s own. A Buy button on any paid plan can also take a one-off payment through your own Stripe, but it doesn’t open users’ pages by itself. See payments.

Who can see what users add?

Each user sees only their own entries and the ones you assign to them. You see everything in your Page Lemon Dashboard. Your AI reads entries only if you turn that on for a list, in your Dashboard, and it never changes or deletes what a user wrote.

Can users see each other?

No. Each user sees your lessons, posts and library, and only their own notes and suggestions. There’s no directory of users.

Does it track course progress or have a feed?

No. Users see the lessons, posts and files their plan includes, and keep their own notes. There’s no progress tracking or social feed.

Can I protect a single PDF instead?

For one file, a passcode or invite-only page may be enough: see private sites.

Is there anything I can’t build with it?

Yes. Apps are for adults only, and not for health, mood or therapy records, or for card, bank or ID numbers.

More use cases

All use cases

Try it with your next site.

Paste one line into your AI.