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The Portal 2.0: A better way to create online courses

Not another course platform

A first glimpse

We're currently rolling out the first iteration of our platform to our first 120 Creators. Watch the video below to see what you'll be able to do when we re-open at the end of August. And if you fancy becoming involved, join our waitlist!
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If you want to see more, you can watch our Founder, Sally, building an example Resource below.

Create online courses in a different kind of learning space - one that mirrors the collaborative intelligence of natural ecosystems.

Use learning tools that actually help people learn AND build genuine community connection.

The Portal 2.0 is creating an environment where knowledge flows freely between people who care about making a difference.

Your early support means we can get there faster.

What's included in The Portal 2.0?

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Interactive Learning Tools

Move beyond passive video watching and PDF downloads. Create online courses with engaging, interactive experiences with our intuitive drag-and-drop interface.

  • Simple visual editor
  • Multimedia integration
  • Interactive elements including hotspots and accordions
  • No coding required

Your Own Community Space

Host your community in a private Circle space where genuine community building happens naturally.

  • Discussion forums
  • Live events and gatherings
  • Direct messaging

Seamless Payments

  • Stripe integration
  • PayPal manual transfers available
  • Subscription management
  • One-time payments

Growing Together

From launch, we'll continue releasing new features based on community needs and feedback.

  • Regular feature releases following launch
  • Community-driven development priorities
  • Transparent roadmap
  • Vote on future features that matter to you
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Need more support?

Even in nature, some plants thrive with a bit more nurturing. If you'd prefer support as you create your online courses, we'll be offering guidance packages and "we'll plant it for you" options after our August bloom.

Meet our investors

We couldn't have got this far without the ongoing support of our incredible community. We're particularly humbled by investments from the beautiful folk below, helping us pay the huge development costs so far.

If you're interested in becoming a community investor yourself, get in touch.
Anna Wojciechowski
I am part of project "Zukunft am Haff", where we explore how to shape regenerative futures emerging from collaboration and co-creation.

My work focuses on building resilient, life-affirming structures. Rooted in rubble, I trust in what remains and what can be rebuilt. My story makes me a force for reimagining how we live, relate, and rebuild from what’s broken but not gone. My role is to help visions become practices that people can live, not just imagine. This is about building what holds us together when things fall apart.
Dina Ghandour
Dina is a Palestinian healer and guide deeply passionate about women’s health, energy, movement, and decolonising wellness. She creates thoughtful, compassionate and nurturing spaces where you’re invited to show up fully and be held as your whole, beautifully imperfect self. 
Silvana Saveri
Sisa is an ISMETA-certified Somatic Movement Educator, a yoga teacher, and astrologist, offering support from a place of deep-rooted belief that we are already whole. She offers practices for finding more freedom and ease in our body-mind, without denying the reality of the systems with live in.

Sisa facilitates from the intersection of the political and the spiritual, recognising that while meaningful change begins within the individual, true social change is rooted and thrives in community.
Maggie Mc Keever
Maggie McKeever (she/her) is a Yoga facilitator, works in the community sector and has a background working in the Arts based in Belfast. Maggie’s teaching is influenced by trauma-informed practice, the cyclical wisdom of the Celtic wheel, nature, social justice and rest practices. She is passionate about making yoga accessible, community based, and finding agency and empowerment both individually and collectively. Recently she’s run a social change study group and Ardú Croí retreat, for people who are interested in the intersections of embodiment, social change and nature. 
Staci Katsivalis 
Staci teaches classes and hosts a community where women come together to remember how to listen to the wisdom within so that they can free themselves from painful indecision, conventional expectations and future regrets.

Join us in August

Be among the first to create with The Portal 2.0 and help shape a different kind of learning space.