Ask the AI you already use about your own Skool community, and it actually knows the answer.

What you want to know about your community is never on one screen. It is in the member list, in the posts, in the comments, in your DMs, and catknows lets the AI you already use read all of that in one pass. It runs on your own Skool login, so it sees what you see and not a line more, and anything it writes waits for your yes before it goes out.

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Hosted in Germany. Your Skool data isn’t stored: fetched, answered, gone. Your Skool password goes to Skool, nowhere else.

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ASK IN PLAIN WORDS

What it can work out for you

  1. Three drafts written for the people who are already in your community, not for a general audience.

  2. A complete course sitting unpublished in your classroom, ready for you to read through and change before anyone sees it.

  3. A short list of differences you can act on, sorted by what is actually in your hands.

  4. A ranked list of communities to target, so you buy attention where your buyer already spends it.

And the everyday things, every day

It sees what your own Skool login sees. Writes are draft first: you read the exact text, you say yes.

Ask your first question

MEASURED, NOT CLAIMED

What it found in my own community

catknows is built on the community I run myself, catnose. These are its own numbers, pulled with the same tools you would be using. Each one carries the day it was read.

get_discovery_rank

#11,844

overall on Skool’s Discovery, and #1,544 in the Tech category, read on . The same query on read #28,302 overall and #3,409 in Tech.

get_admin_metrics

18 → 44

members over the 30 days from to , with active members going 8 → 43. Read on .

list_members

18 of 44

members have never posted, and 4 have been quiet for more than a week. Read on . Names stay in my community; the count is all that is shown here.

These are readings from one community, my own. They say what catknows found, not what it caused, and nothing here is a forecast of what your own numbers will do.

THREE STEPS, ABOUT TWO MINUTES

Connecting it

  1. Create an account
  2. Connect Skool
  3. Add it to your AI

About step 2, the Skool password

  • Your password goes to Skool and nowhere else.
  • You type it on Skool’s own login page, opened in a real browser on the server and streamed to your screen.
  • What is kept is only the encrypted session that login produces, never the password itself.
  • You can delete that session at any time, from the account menu at the top of this page.
Connect Skool

Hosted in Germany Your password goes to Skool, nowhere else Draft first: nothing posts without your yes Open source, read every line Disconnect any time

TWO WAYS TO RUN IT

Run it yourself, or let me run it

Same tool either way. The question is only whose machine it runs on.

On your own machine

Free, and staying that way

Runs on
your computer, your account, your connection
Limits
none, everything is on, writing included
Costs
a terminal, and your computer has to be running
For
anyone who hosts it themselves and wants full control

On my server

$7 a month, once announced

Runs on
a server in Nürnberg, Germany
Limits
posts and comments are paused (the FAQ says why)
Costs
$7, once the price is announced
For
anyone who just wants to use it, phone included

Nobody pays anything today: the price is announced, not switched on. Everyone who is here before it starts stays free permanently. And the free way stays the full way, that is a promise, not a trial.

More questions? Read the FAQ, limits included.