Questions about TeachCurrent

What can I upload?

Lesson transcripts as SRT, VTT or plain text. SRT and VTT keep the timestamps you supplied; TXT is untimed, so findings reference passages instead of moments. TeachCurrent does not transcribe audio or video, and does not read slides or screenshots.

Which platforms are supported?

Shopify, Notion and Webflow, with more to come. For Shopify, checking covers theme architecture — layouts, templates and sections; other Shopify areas such as checkout, apps and admin workflows are not covered.

Couldn't I just use ChatGPT to check my course?

Yes. ChatGPT can help review a transcript and suggest corrections. TeachCurrent organizes that work around your courses: identifying affected lessons, showing supporting evidence, preparing replacement wording, and tracking updates through completion.

What does TeachCurrent show me?

Three things: what needs correcting, which lesson it affects, and what to update. Each finding connects the issue to a lesson passage, with a timestamp when your uploaded transcript includes one.

Where do the recommendations come from?

TeachCurrent compares supported lesson topics against selected official platform documentation. You can inspect the evidence behind a finding before deciding whether to use the recommendation.

Will TeachCurrent write the replacement wording for me?

TeachCurrent can prepare suggested replacement wording and check it against the supporting documentation. You can review and edit it before using it. If the evidence doesn't support a reliable replacement, TeachCurrent tells you rather than presenting an unsupported answer as ready to use.

Does TeachCurrent update my published course automatically?

No. You stay in control. Review the suggested wording, make the change in your course, and mark the update completed in TeachCurrent. Saving a draft or approving an update does not change your published lesson.

How does TeachCurrent help me keep track of the work?

Updates are organized into Needs review, Planned, and Completed. This gives you a clear record of what still needs attention and what you've already addressed.

Does TeachCurrent check everything in my course?

No. Checks are limited to supported topics and the documentation available for comparison. TeachCurrent identifies coverage gaps and uncertain results so you can distinguish a supported finding from something that needs further review.

Does “no issue found” mean my lesson is completely accurate?

No. It means the check did not identify a supported issue within its coverage. It is not a guarantee that every statement is accurate or that the entire lesson is up to date.

What is the difference between a finding and a change?

An initial comparison shows where your lesson differs from documentation as it reads today, including differences that are years old. An observed source change is a separate, dated event. Either way, a changed documentation page is not proof that software behaviour changed.

Can anyone run checks?

Not yet. Real analysis runs under private development access while coverage is proven. Scheduled monitoring is built but currently switched off, and there are no email notifications today.

What does it cost?

The plan is $9.99 a month with 25 included credits, and a 100-credit top-up pack is $35 one-time. See the Pricing page for the full breakdown of what a credit covers.

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