This year, we upgraded the student experience by transforming the product catalog into a more dynamic, action-oriented student dashboard.
With improvements like faster “jump-back-in” functionality, clearer sorting, and a default view of enrolled content, students spend less time navigating and more time learning.
Plus, with hero banners and dashboard links, you have a powerful new way to promote resources, highlight time-sensitive offers, and connect your broader ecosystem (including website, community, etc.) directly within the learning experience.
With over 130K monthly active users, the Teachable mobile apps became a more natural part of students’ everyday learning routine this year.
We launched the Android app and introduced offline mode, giving all students the freedom to download content, learn on to go with or without Wi-Fi, and seamlessly sync progress across devices.
On both iOS and Android, updates like jump-back-in learning, progress push notifications, and improved playback make it easier for students to keep moving forward.
In May, 159 creators packed a Brooklyn venue for CONNECT 2025, our first-ever in-person creator conference.
The energy was real. 85% of attendees said they'd come back. 95% left creatively energized. And the biggest insight? 60% said the event gave them confidence to keep going.
As one attendee put it: "I walked in without a job and starting this journey. I left feeling like I can truly do this."
We also brought creators together in London for an intimate mastermind event with our top accounts and partners.
The feedback was clear: people want more thoughtful, in-person experiences. We're listening.
In October, Teachable got a fresh identity.
We look different. We feel different. We're building for the future differently. But the core stays the same: helping experts package up their knowledge and deliver it at scale.
Our new visual identity reflects where we're headed. Education as entrepreneurship. Human-led learning in the rise of AI. A platform that grows alongside you.
As our Managing Director Giovana Carvalho put it:
"For a decade, Teachable has made it possible for experts to package up their unique knowledge and deliver it at scale. Now, we're expanding that vision to help every creator build a space where students can truly thrive."
During our first-ever Teachable Thrive event, we explored the future of education as entrepreneurship and what that means for Teachable and our creators.
We revealed major updates across mobile learning, AI, the student experience, and global commerce—plus, a look ahead of what’s to come in 2026.
The resounding theme? When your students thrive, your business grows.
This year, we relaunched our podcast and published in-depth case studies featuring creators who've built real businesses on Teachable.
Speak Norsk hit 14,000+ students teaching Norwegian to people around the world.
Dan George grew to 10,000+ students with aviation ground school training.
Antoine van der Lee made $40K on his first Teachable course launch teaching Swift development.
Abagail Pumphrey shared her playbook for building a multi-product 7-figure online education business.
Brian Kouhi and Jenny Rushmore showed us what's possible in the animation and sewing niches.
These results are the fruit of years of building, iterating, and putting students first.
As your business evolves, so does Teachable.
Our 2026 roadmap includes better admin controls and bulk licensing for selling large-scale programs, deeper integrations and automations for complex businesses, and continued investment in mobile and commerce.
Plus, we’re upgrading our certifications and assessments and giving you more control over students’ learning paths.
In short, 2026 is all about growth on your terms, with student success at the forefront.