Teach anything.
Learn by doing.

Qurator is a tutor and tutorial platform. Tutors and creators publish interactive, step-by-step lessons on any topic. You build tutorials with a visual drag-and-drop flow editor that supports branching logic, comprehension quizzes, video, images, code blocks, and board game visualisations. Learners follow guided walkthroughs rather than reading static text.

Yes. Browse interactive lessons from tutors and creators, including paid walkthroughs. You follow each tutorial at your own pace — with quizzes, video, and branching paths — rather than a live call.

Publish & sell your tutorials today! Sign in, build one in the editor, and hit publish — free, or put a price on it. T&C apply.

Yep — creating and following free tutorials costs nothing. You can sell yours too. Premium adds extras like video splitting, analytics, and up to 35% off paid tutorials. T&C apply.

Yes. When you publish, you can set a EUR price between €2.00 and €49.99. You keep 90% of the amount the buyer actually pays; Stripe card fees come from that 90%. Withdrawals go through Stripe Express (minimum €20) after a 14-day hold. Purchase is on the web — the Quobby apps unlock the tutorial after checkout.

Yep — Premium members get up to 35% off paid tutorials. T&C apply.

Anything. Qurator supports categories including Board Games, Cooking, DIY & Crafts, Software, Music, Sports, and Science. Each category has tools tailored to its needs - for example, board game tutorials get a built-in hex and grid board designer.

Yes. Every published tutorial has an embed code you can copy and paste into any website. Tutorials are embedded as responsive iframes, or you can use the auto-resizing JavaScript embed script for a seamless fit.

The visual flow editor lets you connect steps with conditional branches. Learners can choose different paths based on their answers, skill level, or preferences - making each tutorial a personalised experience instead of a linear walkthrough.

Absolutely! Qurator is great for cooking and recipe tutorials. You can add step-by-step instructions, embed cooking videos or YouTube links, include ingredient checklists, and use branching logic for recipe variations (e.g. "vegetarian version" vs "with meat"). The visual editor makes it easy to create guides that anyone can follow along with in the kitchen. Published recipe tutorials include Easy Baking: Fudgy Brownies, Pasta Aglio e Olio in 20 Minutes, Basil Pesto in 15 Minutes, Easy Baking: Cornbread, Easy Baking: Lemon Bars, Easy Recipe: Egg Fried Rice, Easy Baking: Shortbread Cookies, Easy Recipe: One-Pot Pasta.

Qurator has interactive how-to-play tutorials for Codenames, Catan, Wingspan, Magnate: The First City, Pandemic, Cthulhu: Death May Die, Ark Nova, Wyrmspan, Oros, Dinosaur Island, Tales of the Arthurian Knights, Vantage, Cartographers: A Roll Player Tale, Jumanji, Ticket to Ride, and more. Each tutorial includes setup instructions, rules explanations with branching paths, strategy tips, custom board visualisations, and comprehension quizzes. New tutorials are added by the community regularly.

Quobby is a free mobile study companion app featuring flashcards with spaced repetition, document scanning, handwritten notes, habit tracking, a focus timer, and group study sessions. Qurator is built by the same team and is integrated into the Quobby app - users can browse and follow Qurator tutorials directly from their phone.