Works with Thinkific
Describe it. Brackits builds it on your brand.
Embed it on your Thinkific site.
A design agent that reads your brand guideline instead of a prompt, and publishes what it makes as an embed. Page sections, a blog, signup widgets and interactive lessons — each one dropped into the Site Builder or any rich-text field.
All four come with every subscription. The blog is not a second one.
How it works
Connect, design, publish.
Step 1
Connect.
Name your Thinkific site and approve the connection. That is the whole setup, and it takes about a minute.
Step 2
Design.
Say what you need in plain language. Brackits builds it on your brand — your colours, type, spacing and voice — and you edit it together, turn by turn, until it reads right.
Step 3
Publish.
Put it on your page. Change the design later and every page carrying it follows — nothing to re-paste, nothing to hunt down. The SEO snapshot below is the one copy you paste again.
The connection asks for one permission and nothing else — just enough to place your designs on your pages. We never see your password, you can revoke access at any time, and one project maps to one Thinkific site.
Placing a design
Three ways onto the page.
All three start the same way: open a design in Brackits and press Publish.
Recommended
The theme section
Add the Brackits (backend context) section to a page in the Site Builder, paste your embed token, save.
It renders the live embed, so later changes reach the page on their own. Leave the personalization box ticked and the design can read the visitor's own courses.
Anywhere else
A placeholder div
Paste <div id="brackits-TOKEN"></div>
into any rich-text field — a course page, a lesson, a custom page.
The loader we installed when you connected watches for those placeholders and fills them, inside the course player too.
For search engines
The SEO snapshot
Embeds render in the browser, so their text is not in the page source. The snapshot pastes a flattened copy into the section instead.
Use it on the marketing and landing pages you want indexed. Our Chrome extension does the pasting for you.
What you can publish
Four things your theme was never going to build.
Each one is described in plain language, generated on your brand system, and edited with you turn by turn.
Page sections your theme has no setting for
Describe what you need and the design agent builds it — already carrying your colours, type, spacing and voice, because it reads the guideline instead of a prompt. Style recipes steer the look; your brand always wins.
Add it as a section in the Site Builder, or paste its placeholder into a course page or a lesson. Put the same design on ten pages and it stays one design.
A real blog, on your Thinkific site's own domain
Posts, categories, authors, scheduling, revision history, RSS and a sitemap — all routing on a single custom page of your Thinkific site. The Brackits Blog section ships with the app: no token to copy, nothing to paste.
Bring posts over from DropInBlog or WordPress, images and all. Export the lot as one file whenever you want.
Every subscription includes it — the blog is not a separate plan, an add-on or a per-author charge. One bill, not two.
Widgets that collect, on a table you own
Announcement bars, countdown timers, email capture, exit-intent offers and polls — each one a starter you restyle from the first prompt.
Every submission lands in a data table on your project. Search it, export it, delete rows on your terms, and fire a Zapier webhook on each one. No third-party form builder in the middle.
Interactive lessons that actually gate
A step-by-step activity that holds a Thinkific lesson open until the learner finishes it, then drives the lesson's own Complete button.
Knowledge checks, sorting tasks, guided walk-throughs — the kind of thing a multimedia lesson can hold but a text page cannot.
The difference
Generating it is the easy half.
There are two usual ways to solve this. Buy an app per problem — one for page sections, one for sales pages, one for promo widgets — each a catalogue somebody else designed, with its own settings panel and its own idea of your colours. Or buy a pack of AI prompts, generate the HTML into a folder, and paste it in by hand every time it changes.
A designer, not a catalogue.
A preset library gives you what already exists: a fixed set of layouts, a handful of preset colours, the font pairings on offer. Here you describe what you want and it is built against your brand guideline, then edited with you until it is right.
Nothing is off the menu, because there is no menu.
Published, not pasted.
A generated file is finished the moment it lands in your folder. You place it once, and you place it again every time you change it — on every page it sits on.
Publishing here mints an embed instead. Change the design and every page carrying it follows, with nothing to re-paste and nothing to hunt down. Only the SEO snapshot, a copy by design, asks you to paste again.
A design that knows who is looking.
A file in a folder cannot know anything about the person reading it. Because your site is connected, a design here can greet a signed-in student, mirror their progress, or shelve the courses they have not bought yet.
And a form has somewhere to put what it collects — a table on your project, with search, CSV export and webhooks. Generated HTML has nowhere to send it.
A blog, not a second subscription.
Blog platforms bill separately, cap your authors by tier, and keep a day of version history unless you move up a plan. A prompt pack can write you a post, but not the blog it lives in: the routing, the categories, the author pages, the RSS feed, the sitemap.
Here it is in every subscription at no extra charge, and never a line on a second invoice — the same Brackits your pages, widgets and lessons come from, on the same brand. Your posts import from wherever they live now and export as one file whenever you like.
Prefer to work in Claude? Drive all of it from Claude or any MCP client, where designing and publishing runs on your own assistant rather than your Brackits credit — only the jobs that run our AI, like reading a brand guideline off a site, draw on it. The difference was never where you type — it is whether what comes out is a file you still have to place, or something already live on your site.
Personalization
Designs that know who's looking.
A design can greet a signed-in student by name, mirror their progress, or shelve the courses they have not bought yet. Because this is your learners' data, every tier is off by default and you switch it on per section in the Site Builder.
Dashboard cards
The cards a student already sees on their dashboard, passed through so a design can mirror their progress in your own layout.
Visitor enrollments
Which courses the signed-in visitor is enrolled in — the ingredient for "continue where you left off" and for offers that skip what they own.
Site catalog
Your public course catalog, so a grid you built once stays current every time you publish a course. No learner data involved.
Learner data renders the design you asked for and nothing else. It is never sent to AI providers, and credentials never leave Brackits.
The details
The parts you notice on day thirty.
Your theme cannot break it
Embeds render inside a Shadow DOM. Your theme's CSS cannot reach in, and your design cannot leak out onto the rest of the page.
Course-aware starters
Working components that read your Thinkific site's own data — a progress dashboard, a shelf of the courses a student has not bought yet. Restyle any of them from the first prompt.
A Chrome extension for the pasting
It fills the SEO snapshot's fields in the Site Builder, in the right order, with the Source control set first. Write-only, one section at a time, and it never presses Save — you review.
Brand captured once
Colours, typography, tone and spacing in one guideline shared across every project. Point it at a site you already have and it reads the palette, the type and the logo for you.
Inline or floating
A design sits in the flow of the page or floats over it — the same embed, placed the way each page needs it.
Not only Thinkific
The same design goes into WordPress, or any page that takes a snippet of HTML. Your Thinkific site is where it starts, not where it has to stop.
Get started
Put it on your Thinkific site this afternoon.
Connect the site, point a project at it, publish your first section. The setup guide walks the whole thing, and every subscription includes the blog, the widgets and the interactive lessons.
Connecting takes about a minute, and you can revoke access at any time.