When building a course on WithMe, it’s important to structure your content so members can navigate it easily without endlessly scrolling through lessons.

WithMe uses a two-tier course structure, which keeps courses clean and easy to follow.

Courses on WithMe are organized like this:

Course → Chapters → Lessons

Think of it like this:

Example structure:

Course: The Complete Fitness Program

Chapter 1 — Foundations
• Lesson: Welcome
• Lesson: Setting Your Goals
• Lesson: Warm-Up Routine

Chapter 2 — Strength Training
• Lesson: Upper Body Workout
• Lesson: Lower Body Workout

Chapter 3 — Recovery
• Lesson: Stretching Routine
• Lesson: Rest & Recovery Tips

This structure keeps your course organized and easy for members to follow.

WithMe currently supports two levels only:

Course
→ Chapters
→ Lessons

You cannot add another level like:

Course → Modules → Chapters → Lessons

If your course contains many lessons and you'd like additional grouping, there is a simple workaround you can use.

If you want one more level of organization (for example: Modules → Chapters → Lessons), you can structure your course using multiple courses linked together.

Here’s how:

Instead of building everything inside one course:

Create a separate course for each module.

Example:

Course 1 — Module 1: Foundations
Course 2 — Module 2: Strategy
Course 3 — Module 3: Implementation

Inside each of these courses, use the normal structure:

Chapter → Lessons

Since you want members to access everything through the main course, make sure these module courses:

You are not selling these individually.

Next, create a main course that acts as the central hub for your program.

Example:

Course: The Complete Business Program

Inside this course, create chapters like:

Chapter 1 — Module 1: Foundations
Chapter 2 — Module 2: Strategy
Chapter 3 — Module 3: Implementation

Inside each chapter, place the link to the corresponding module course.

Copy the sales page link of each module course and paste it into the lesson description inside the master course.

When members click the link, they’ll open the module course.

This creates a three-level structure like this:

Master Course
→ Module Courses
→ Chapters
→ Lessons

Only add pricing to the main course.

Do not add pricing to the module courses.

This ensures members:

Use this approach when your course:

For smaller courses, the standard structure (Course → Chapters → Lessons) is usually the simplest and best option.

Standard structure:

Course
→ Chapters (Modules)
→ Lessons

Advanced structure workaround:

Master Course
→ Module Courses
→ Chapters
→ Lessons

This keeps your course organized while giving your members a smoother learning experience.
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