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Chrome extension · in review Skool to Notion in one click

Never lose a course again.

CourseKeep saves your whole Skool community into your own Notion — the lessons in their modules, the posts, the files, the videos — so it is still there after the cohort ends or you stop paying. You paid for it. You get to keep it.

No card. Your email is your registration — the free trial starts from it the day the store listing goes live.

Your courses. Your knowledge. Forever.

Skool · what you can open today skool.com/ai-automation-lab
  • Classroom 47 lessons
  • 01 Foundations 9
  • 02 Building agents 14
  • 03 Client delivery 11
  • 04 Scaling the offer 13
  • Community 1,284 posts
  • Files 63 attachments
  • Videos 41

Access ends when the cohort does.

Notion · yours to keep Notion › Archives › AI Automation Lab
  • Classroom 47 / 47
  • 01 Foundations 9 pages
  • 02 Building agents 14 pages
  • 03 Client delivery 11 pages
  • 04 Scaling the offer 13 pages
  • Community 1,284 pages
  • Files 63 on disk
  • Videos 41 · 720p

Stays after you cancel.

Every ending is a good time to keep a copy

What it saves

Export your Skool course with its structure intact

Everything you can open as a member, put where you already keep your notes. Not a wall of text, and not a folder of unnamed files.

Why this did not exist already

Everything else built for this job is either a video downloader or a script written for developers. Neither gives you a course you can read again. The closest thing to CourseKeep is a blog post telling you to do it by hand. That blog post is below, next to one click.

By hand vs one click

Skool to Notion by hand, or in one click

The left column is lifted from the migration guides people follow today. The right column is the whole of CourseKeep. The example community is the one in the picture above: 47 lessons across four modules.

By hand · from the migration guides For each of the 47 lessons
  1. 01Open the lesson in Skool
  2. 02Select the text and copy it
  3. 03Paste it into a new Notion page
  4. 04Fix the formatting — headings, lists, links
  5. 05Work out which host the video is on
  6. 06Download the video from that host
  7. 07Rename the file so you can find it again
  8. 08Download each attachment, one by one
  9. 09Link the files from the Notion page
  10. 10Go back and open the next lesson
Repeat for every lesson× 47

Then, once

  1. 11Rebuild the module order by hand
  2. 12Start again for the community posts
470 steps for one classroom

10 steps × 47 lessons = 470

Before a single post, thread or file. A weekend, if the videos cooperate.
With CourseKeep For the whole community
  1. 01Connect Notion, once
  2. 02Press archive
  3. 03Leave it running
Three actions

3 actions × 1 community = 3

Lessons, posts, files and videos, in their original order. Pause it, close the laptop, resume tomorrow.
The best-known Skool downloader

$37every month

Saves the videos. Not the lessons, the posts or the files.

CourseKeep

$49once

Takes the lessons, posts, files and videos. Then you stop paying anyone.

Who it is for

Two kinds of people back up a Skool community

One is protecting something they bought. The other is protecting something they made. CourseKeep is built for both, and the pricing follows that line.

Students

Turn your Skool course into part of your Notion second brain

You keep your notes in Notion. Your course belongs there too — next to what you already know, searchable, with your own highlights on top, and still there after the cohort closes or you cancel.

Archive Pass · $49 once · one community

Community owners

Export your Skool course as a Notion template

It is your curriculum. Get your own copy out — to move platforms without retyping a thing, to hand your students a Notion version, or just to have it somewhere that is not Skool.

Unlimited · $149 once · every community you run

How it works

How to download a Skool course into Notion

Three steps, in this order. The first one happens once.

  1. Step 1

    Connect your Notion

    Paste one key from Notion and pick the page your archive lives under. That is the setup, and you never do it again.

  2. Step 2

    Open the community and press archive

    The whole classroom, one module, or one lesson — your choice. It runs in the tab. Pause it, close the laptop, resume where it stopped.

  3. Step 3

    Cancel whenever you like

    The archive does not need the community, the subscription, or us to still exist. It is in your Notion and on your drive.

Personal backup

Where CourseKeep draws the line

It is a backup of content you already paid for and can already open. Four plain statements about what that means.

Pricing

One payment. No subscription.

You are here to stop paying monthly for something. Charging you monthly for the exit would be a strange way to help.

Try it

Free trial

$0email only
no card

Register with your email. Enough to watch your own course arrive in Notion.

  • 1 community
  • 30 archived items
  • 7 days
  • No video download

Whichever limit comes first.

Register for launch day
For most people

Archive Pass

$49one-time
one community

One community, archived in full. The lessons, the posts, the files, the videos.

  • One community in full
  • Unlimited items
  • Video at 720p
  • No time limit, ever

Pay once on launch day. Keep it forever.

Register for launch day
Owners and collectors

Unlimited

$149one-time
every community

Every community you belong to or run, now and later, at the higher video quality.

  • Every community
  • Video at 1080p
  • Re-sync when it ships
  • No time limit, ever

Covers other platforms when they land.

Register for launch day

14-day refund, no questions asked. Prices in USD. Nothing is charged until the extension is live.

Questions

Straight answers about backing up a Skool community

The things people ask the week their community closes.

What happens to my archive if I cancel the Skool community?

Nothing. It is in your Notion and on your drive. Skool, the creator and CourseKeep are all out of the picture once the archive is written.

Is exporting a Skool course allowed?

CourseKeep makes a personal backup of content you pay for and can already open. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Skool.

Skool’s terms restrict automated collection. So treat your archive as your own private copy — which is what it is built to be. Do not share it, publish it or sell it.

Do you see my course content?

No. The content goes from your browser to your Notion directly, using Notion’s official API. The only thing we hold is the email you register with.

What if Skool changes its pages and the export breaks?

It happens. When it does, the fix ships to everyone the same day. Keeping up with Skool’s changes is most of what you are paying for.

Does it work with Circle, Whop or Kajabi?

Not yet. Skool today. Other platforms are on the roadmap, and the Unlimited plan covers them when they land.

Why is there no monthly plan?

Because you are here to stop paying monthly for something.

Launch day

CourseKeep is in review at the Chrome Web Store

Leave your email and you are registered for launch day. The free trial starts from that email — no card, and nothing to install until the listing is live. Skool to Notion in one click, the day it is ready.