For creators

Your tutorials stay yours, and they stay on YouTube.

Mindocai never uploads your video anywhere: it plays it from YouTube, with your views and your revenue intact. What it adds is everything around it: sections, steps, and a learner who reaches your tutorial right when they need what you teach.

Nothing moves

The video never leaves YouTube.

Mindocai plays your video through YouTube's own player, inside Unreal or on the learner's second screen. Every play is a view on your channel: ads run, watch time counts, subscribers land where they always did.

There is no upload, no re-host, no copy. If you unlist or remove the video, the course stops with it.

Views
Counted on your channel
Ads
Run as usual
Subscribers
Yours
Copies of the video
None
No re-recording

You review a draft. You don't start from a blank page.

The transformation engine takes your video's transcript and drafts the whole interactive layer: where the sections break, what each one covers, the steps a learner performs, the editor elements involved.

You get that draft. Fix a boundary, rewrite a step, delete what's wrong, approve. Reviewing and editing beats a re-shoot every time.

Draft ready for review
Make an animated 3D logo in Unreal
  1. Set up the project
    3 steps
    Approved
  2. Import the logo
    4 steps
    Approved
  3. Rotation in Blueprint
    3 steps
    AI draft
  4. Material and lights
    5 steps
    AI draft
Discovery by goal

Learners arrive at the exact moment they need you.

On YouTube, someone finds you if your title matches what they typed. In Mindocai they find your section because it does what they are trying to do, in their editor, right now.

A learner three steps into a plan for “snow in my level” lands on your Niagara section without ever searching for it. That is a viewer who needs exactly what you teach, at the minute you teach it.

Evergreen

Your back catalog keeps earning.

A tutorial recorded on an older Unreal version usually still teaches the right thing; what changed is a menu here, a panel name there. Mindocai patches that drift at playback time, so a three-year-old video stays followable without you touching it.

Where a system was genuinely replaced, the course flags the step instead of breaking silently. Old content stays useful for longer, and keeps sending views.

Freemium

Free to start. Paid tiers when you need more.

Publishing starts free: a number of course slots at no cost, so bringing your first tutorials in costs you an afternoon, not a subscription.

Free

At launch

A few course slots, the full transformation pipeline, review and publishing.

Paid tiers

Later

More course slots, creator tools for editing the interactive layer, and analytics on how learners move through your courses.

Learners never pay to follow a course. Your YouTube revenue is untouched either way.

Bring your first tutorial.

Send a link to a video you'd like to see as a course. We'll run it through the pipeline and send you the draft.

Send a tutorial