For schools, programs & organizations

Run your next cohort
on Taylormade Academy.

A cohort is a group of people who start together and learn together. We give yours one home: sign-up, a live class room, every class recorded, team spaces, and one screen for the person running it all. Your name and ours on the door.

A live Taylormade Academy class room with Nelson Taylor on camera, small groups running and the recording saving
The real class room, live. Small groups running with a clock, the question line, and the recording saving on its own.

At a glance

Taught live.

Classes happen in a room that opens in the browser. Nothing to download. Sign in and you are in.

Kept for good.

Every class records itself and turns into a replay with chapters, a transcript and the class files.

Open all year.

Teams keep working between classes: their own chat, files, meeting room and showcase page.

Live nowThe Atlanta University Center Data Science Initiative runs its Open Payments Innovation Lab on this platform: 13 student teams, live classes through the school year.

What’s inside

Everything a cohort needs, in one place.

Most programs piece this together from five or six different tools. Here it is one sign-in, and the person running the program never needs a developer.

1

A home with your name on it

Your logo beside ours, your colors, and your own address on the site, like taylormadeacademy.com/yourschool. It installs on a phone like an app, straight from the browser. No app store.

2

Sign-up that sorts itself

People apply on your page. Your coordinator approves each one with a tap. Someone joins late? Send a one-time invite link.

3

A live class room

Cameras, chat, polls and screen sharing for everyone. A question line where you bring people “on stage.” Small groups with a timer, a whiteboard, class files and live captions.

4

Every class becomes a replay

The room records itself. Each replay gets chapters, a transcript and the files from class. Your coordinator looks it over, then publishes it.

5

Teams that keep working

Each team gets a page, a chat, a locker for files and checkpoints, and its own room to meet in. Judges score pitches on a leaderboard, and each team can have a public showcase page.

6

One screen for the coordinator

The roster, approvals, sessions, materials and attendance in one place. Calendar invites, a reminder email 30 minutes before class, and a “Need help?” button that reaches your team.

The small groups board: every room, a countdown clock, and a box to message all rooms
Small groups, from the front of the room. See every group, join any room, message them all, add time.
The coordinator’s sessions list with recordings, assignments and resources
Attendance for every session, one click per student
The coordinator’s view. Sessions, files and recordings added without a developer, and attendance in one click. (Sample data.)
For a whole campus

One hub. Every office.

The same platform can carry a whole university. Each office that wants one gets its own space, all behind one sign-in, and it installs on a phone as your campus app.

One place in place of many subscriptions

A lot of campuses pay for an events app, a webinar tool, a community app and a phone app, one bill each. A hub puts them under one roof.

  • Events appA campus calendar with add-to-calendar
  • Webinar toolThe live room, for any office
  • Community appFeeds, messages and team spaces
  • Phone appInstalls from the browser

Beside your LMS, never against it

Your LMS (learning management system) holds grades and credit. The hub sits next to it and does not replace it. It is where people meet, learn live and stay connected.

Spaces we build. Pick the ones you need. Each one is its own page in the hub, in your colors, with that office’s events and updates.

  • AdvancementDonor updates and ways to give
  • President’s officeTown halls and campus updates
  • EventsThe campus calendar, in one spot
  • LearnWorkshops and short courses, like AI literacy
  • StudentsStudent life and announcements
  • CareerWorkshops, employers, office hours
  • AlumniAn alumni track and reunions
  • AdmissionsInfo sessions for families
  • OutreachCommunity programs
  • BoardTrustee materials in one place
  • CommunityA feed and messages
  • ShowcaseStudent work, shown publicly

Your school × Taylormade Academy

Your name on it. A partnership by default: your brand out front, our platform underneath, both names on the door. Carrying your name alone is an option too.

How we start

From a first call to a first class.

  1. 1

    Talk

    A 20-minute call. Who is in the program, how many people, and how often you meet.

  2. 2

    Plan

    A written plan: the sessions, the spaces, and who teaches.

  3. 3

    Set up

    We build your space, bring in your brand and roster, and train your coordinators.

  4. 4

    Go live

    First class. Every class after that lands in your library.

A cohort program

A season or a school year of live classes, with the hub around it.

A campus hub

Spaces for the offices you choose, open all year.

We teach, or you do

Nelson teaches AI, design, photo and video. Or your own people run classes in the room, and he trains them.

About pricing. We set it after the call, based on how many people, how many live classes, and who teaches.

Nelson Taylor in the Taylormade studio, in the navy and gold varsity jacket

Nelson Taylor

Founder, Taylormade Academy · Creative director, Taylormade Creative · Dallas–Fort Worth

Fourteen years directing real work for brands and businesses, with AI now part of how his studio runs every day. He runs the Open Payments Innovation Lab for Atlanta University Center students on this platform. In June 2026 he facilitated the Johns Hopkins-funded AI agent workshop for the AUC Data Science Initiative, and he runs public AI workshops for business owners.

Let’s talk about your program.

Tell us about your group. We will bring a plan to the call. Sending this to someone? The PDF is four pages and prints clean.