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Manifesto

Open knowledge
shouldn't be rare.

openacademy was born to solve a concrete pain: founders losing time and money because the documentation that actually matters is in English, scattered, and full of jargon. Here it's the opposite.

What we believe

Founder language, engineer depth

We write for decision-makers. Without losing rigor. Every lesson links to the official source — you can verify everything.

Open, free, in plain English

No mandatory login. No paywall. No forced newsletter. Everything on GitHub. Fork it, improve it, propose changes.

Use it Monday

Every lesson has a ready-made prompt, step-by-step, where to click. You leave here and use it. No "I'll get to it later".

Primary source, always

We cite only official docs — Anthropic, Lovable, Aikido, MCP. No second-hand blogs. No hype.

Content pipeline

Every lesson goes through four layers before it ships.

01

Research from primary sources

We read the official docs. We don't recycle blog posts. Every claim has a traceable origin.

02

Translate for founders

We rewrite without unnecessary jargon. "Latency" becomes "response time". "Token" stays "token" — when it actually matters.

03

Test against a real case

Every prompt and step is tested against a real spreadsheet. If it doesn't work, it doesn't ship.

04

Squad review

A11y · UX · Content review every lesson before it goes live.

Official sources we use
Stack of this platform

Static site. Plain HTML. CDN. No invasive analytics, no third-party cookies, no dependencies beyond what's strictly needed.

Want to contribute?

The content lives on GitHub.

Spotted a mistake? Got a topic to suggest? Want to write a lesson? Open an issue or send a PR.