It would be great if there was a time tracker that you could start and pause to track your content time like a stopwatch, instead of input. An example of what I mean on the screenshot. What do you think about it?

A couple people asked for a way to undo a sent message in DMs, and a way to switch between chats without losing their spot in the list So I built a free tool for Skool that works like iMessage Your chat list stays on the left and the conversation shows on the right so you can hop between chats without losing your place! It also lets you: - Undo a message after you send it - Mark chats you need to come back to later - ...and more based on what you guys ask for! Here's the page with everything you need 😀 If you give it a try, let me know how it goes! P.S. Like having better tools to manage your community? Skoot CRM takes it even further.

For anyone using the Free to Paid Model..this is for you! Here's a way for you to easily see your conversion rate from your free to paid communities Drop in your member exports from both groups and it shows a month by month breakdown Helps you spot trends and see which months convert best! Click here

Most Skool community owners are juggling DMs, spreadsheets, random notes, and memory. The problem? Its chaotic. Leads get forgotten There’s no visibility, no system, and no real follow-up That leads to lost sales, overwhelmed admins, and time wasted chasing cold leads After helping Aidan LaBreche stay on top of his leads with Skoot CRM, here’s what I’d recommend: Use a CRM that lives inside Skool 😄 It tags, tracks, and reminds you right inside the platform you’re already using That means better follow-up, cleaner conversations, and more sales without the stress So ask yourself: Are you trying to remember everything and hope people buy? Or are you using a system that brings them in on autopilot?

I used to build software tools that no one used It sucked because I wanted to make something useful, but I didn’t have an audience to build for Then I found Skool and started building for communities here Which led to over 1,000 users across my Chrome extensions and other tools I couldn’t be more grateful!