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?

An extension Idea for Skool @Garrett F How it works: 1. I type a topic, for example "AI" 2. The extension find every post about that topic. 3. Then I have the ability to filter ( based on comments counts, mention in comment, topic type or intent (ai) 4. Then I can persist the post I want to follow up with. Should allow me to save the link essentially. Use case: 1. Finding post I want to specifically interact with more effectively. For example: People I can deliver value to "people who want to learn how to build app with ai". 1. Identify post I've missed (more easily) where I I could have added value.

I want to be able to create a draft post without posting it immediately so I can craft and then post when I am ready like how you can do this with Twitter save to draft and even schedule it, if needed. Not sure if this is possible, but thought it would at least trigger some creative thinking here... What do you guys think?

@Garrett F I have been thinking of how we can work on a project and it benefit other skool owners. Do you think an Affiliate Style Onboarding for referrals will help boost traffic?

I’ve run into a challenge when trying to share exclusive content (website, notion doc, etc..) for Skool members on external websites. Right now, there isn’t a simple way to gate content and ensure only verified members of my community can access it. I’d love to hear if this is something you’ve dealt with too or if you think the solution I’m suggesting could work for your community. Here’s the idea, broken down into how it would work for community owners and members/visitors: V1 – Easiest Setup (But Basic Security) For Skool Community Owners: You’d get a JavaScript tag to embed on your website. This tag would gate your content by redirecting non-members to your Skool community’s "About" page (or wherever people can apply or sign up). If they’re members, they’d see the content without interruption. For Visitors/Users: - If they’re logged into Skool and verified as members, they access the gated content right away. - If not, they’re redirected to your Skool page to join or log in. Implementation wise: Simple to set up, but it’s not foolproof for tech-savvy users who might bypass the gated content by tweaking the browser source code or running script. V2 – A More Polished Experience For Skool Community Owners: Instead of embedding a tag, you’d create a custom landing page. Visitors would be directed to this page where they log in with their Skool account. Once logged in, the system verifies their membership and redirects them to the gated content. For Visitors/Users: - If they’re logged into Skool and are community members, the content unlocks after logging in on the landing page. - If they aren’t logged in or aren’t members, they’re guided to log into their Skool account or apply for access. Only verified members would be able to see your content. Very hard to bypass by tweaking in-browser source code or running scripts. Chrome Plugin (For Verification) Alternatively, since Skool doesn't offer Oauth and you need to verify not only that they are loggeg in but also that they are member; I think that a chrome pluging could be a great solution.