Give your program a real course engine, enforceable access, e-signed agreements, and community — everything Discord and a folder of Google Docs can't do.
Discord can't enforce access, structure a course, or gate progression. Menturus is built for exactly that.
Modules → lessons → blocks. Video, quizzes, assignments, drip, and mentor-approval gates — so students unlock the next step only when they've earned it.
Upload your PDF, drag on signature & name fields, and require it signed before a course opens. Every signature keeps a hashed, timestamped evidence trail.
Invite links create applicants, not instant members. Approve at the door — no roles are granted until you say so.
Feed and chat channels, role-gated per tier, right next to the coursework — with pinned posts and announcements.
One enforceable path in — however a member arrives.
A member opens your invite link and applies. They wait in a branded room — no access yet.
You approve them. If a course requires an agreement, they sign it before anything opens.
Roles fire, content unlocks, and they move through your program one gated step at a time.