Install
Download the latest build from asakiri.com.1
Download for your platform
macOS (
.dmg), Windows (.exe or .msi), or Linux (.AppImage, .deb, .rpm).2
Open the app
On macOS the build is signed and notarized, so it opens normally. On Windows,
which is not code-signed yet, choose More info → Run anyway at the SmartScreen prompt.
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Create or open a course
A course is a single project folder. Point Studio at a new folder to start one,
or open an existing project directory.
Author content-first
A course is built from reusable records, not copy-pasted values. The typical flow:1
Create content records
In the Content area, make a collection (for example Vocabulary) and add records.
A record holds fields such as the target text, a translation, and audio.
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Build lessons
Group lessons into units, then fill each lesson with parts: rich-text documents,
rich-media compositions, or exercises.
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Reference, don't duplicate
Lessons and exercises point at records by ID. Edit a record once and every use
updates. You can also create a record inline without leaving the lesson.
Put it under version control
Because a course is just a folder of files, you can track it with git and host it on GitHub or any git provider. That gives you history, backups, and a way to collaborate when more than one person works on the same course.Understand the data model
Next, see how the pieces fit together.