PRD template
Education app PRD template
Generate a build-ready spec for an education or learning app: courses, progress tracking, assessments, and a prioritized feature list — free to start.
Prefills a starter idea for this template — you can edit it before your spec is built.
Overview
Education products have a structural decision most templates skip entirely: what's the unit of learning? A course made of lessons, a deck of flashcards, a single long-form path with checkpoints — the answer changes your entire data model, and changing it after you've built three screens is expensive.
Draftlytic asks that question directly, along with how progress is tracked and whether the product is self-paced or has a cohort/instructor component, then turns your answers into a structured, editable spec: a typed data model built around your actual content structure, a prioritized feature list, and a navigation map ready for Claude Code, Cursor, or any AI coding tool.
The content model an education app actually needs
Whether you're building flashcard-style spaced repetition, structured video courses, or an interactive coding tutorial, the entities differ: Course/Lesson/Progress for a structured path, Deck/Card/Review for spaced repetition, Cohort/Assignment/Submission if there's an instructor grading work. Draftlytic captures whichever shape fits your idea as a typed data model, so your AI coding tool scaffolds tables that match your actual content structure instead of a generic 'content' blob.
Assessment and progress tracking get the same treatment: how is mastery measured (quiz score, completion percentage, streak), and what triggers a milestone or certificate. Those land as explicit fields, not something the AI improvises when it gets to the progress screen.
From idea to a spec ready for your AI coding tool
Describe your learning app idea — the subject, the format (video, text, interactive exercises), whether learners work solo or in cohorts. Draftlytic's follow-up questions cover monetisation (one-time course purchase, subscription, freemium with a paid tier unlocking more content), auth methods, and whether instructors need a separate dashboard.
The generated spec includes a prioritized feature list with acceptance criteria at Detailed depth, design tokens for a UI direction your AI coding tool can follow, and a non-goals list — handy for keeping a v1 scoped to 'self-paced course with quizzes' instead of an AI tool adding a live-class scheduling system you never asked for. Export as Markdown, PDF, or Word doc, or push straight to a connected GitHub repo; AI Scan catches gaps like a quiz feature with no matching data model field before you export.
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FAQ
Does Draftlytic handle different content formats — video, flashcards, cohort-based?
Yes. Describe your format in your idea and follow-up answers, and the generated data model reflects it — Course/Lesson/Progress for structured paths, Deck/Card/Review for spaced repetition, or a cohort/assignment model if there's an instructor component.
Can I spec certificates or completion tracking?
Yes — describe how you measure mastery (quiz score, completion percentage) and what triggers a certificate or milestone, and Draftlytic captures that as explicit fields in your feature list and data model rather than leaving it to your AI coding tool to invent.