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Stuck Student Detector

See who’s stalled, and nudge them back with a message that fits where they stopped.

Included in Creator and Agency. Available on Solo as one of your three tools.

30-second demo

A recording of Stuck Student Detector running end to end, from trigger to approved draft.

What it does

Three things, done properly.

  1. Watches progress and flags students who have stopped, with the exact lesson they stopped on rather than a general "inactive" label.

  2. Drafts a nudge that references that lesson, which is the difference between a message that works and one that gets archived.

  3. Reports which lesson loses the most people, with the transcript excerpt and a suggested fix, so you can repair the course, not just the student.

What you get

A finished draft, waiting in your inbox.

You never start from a blank box. The default interaction is reading something that already exists and pressing one of two buttons.

Stuck Student DetectorDraftWaiting for you

A nudge draft per stalled student, a stuck-points report on the course itself, and an automatic completion certificate on your brand kit when someone finishes.

Goes to
Skool
Reversible
Yes, from the activity feed

Set it and forget it

Autopilot, when you have a reason to trust it.

Nudges send on their own with a cap per student so nobody gets nagged. Certificates always send automatically, because they are pure upside.

What never runs without a human

  • Anything flagged by content safety.
  • Anything the model rates below 0.7 confidence.
  • Anything involving money: a refund, a discount, an offer.
  • Public criticism, and any reply to it.

Works with

  • Skool
  • Kajabi
  • Teachable
  • Thinkific
  • Circle
  • Gmail

Connect any of these once and every other tool that can use them does too. You are never asked for the same account twice.

Questions

Stuck Student Detector, specifically.

How many nudges will a student get?

A cap you set, defaulting to two. Past that they are left alone, which is the respectful and the effective answer.

Does it work without a platform connection?

It needs progress data from somewhere: a connected platform, or Stacked-hosted course pages. Without progress, there is nothing to detect.

Can I see why a lesson loses people?

You get the drop-off point inside the lesson with the transcript around it, which usually makes the reason obvious.

Try Stuck Student Detector on real data in 90 seconds.

Fourteen days of Creator, free, no card. Connect one account and something worth approving shows up before you have finished reading this sentence twice.

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