Give your knowledge a home.
Create your Nest around the subject you teach. Give it a name, introduce yourself, and help learners understand what they can discover with you.
Your subject. Your point of view.FOR THE PEOPLE WHO MAKE LEARNING CLICK
You bring
the spark.
Give it a Nest.
That thing you love explaining? There are people who want to learn it. Bring your quizzes, ideas and know-how together in a Nest of your own.
Create in the web app. Share with your people.
A little glimpse of what your Nest could feel like. Illustration.
FOR TEACHERS, EXPLAINERS & CURIOSITY STARTERS
LET’S PUT YOUR IDEAS IN MOTION
A HOME FOR WHAT YOU KNOW
A small idea can start something bigger.
A useful fact. A question that makes someone pause. An explanation that finally clicks. A Nest brings those moments together, with you at the centre.
Exam prepScienceLanguagesEveryday discoveries
FROM YOUR FIRST IDEA TO YOUR PEOPLE
Make it yours. Then make it matter.
Turn an explanation into an interaction.
Use quizzes, facts and fill-in-the-blanks to give an idea different ways to land. Start with a question, add context, and keep the curiosity going.
Something to read. Something to try.Invite your people in.
Share your Nest link wherever your audience already finds you. Give them one place to discover your learning content and follow your Nest.
A link worth putting in your bio.Your ideas, coming together. Illustrative content.
ONE IDEA. A FEW WAYS TO MAKE IT STICK.
Go beyond “did you get it?”
Ask it, explain it, bring it back. Build a learning rhythm with formats that invite your audience to take part.
Explore a format · illustrative examples
01 / Quizzes
Let curiosity ask the question.
Turn a concept into a multiple-choice question. Add an explanation so the answer becomes another chance to learn.
A question is the beginning of a conversation. Quizzes SCIENCE, MADE SIMPLE
A little green mystery What gives leaves their green colour?
A Melanin
B Chlorophyll C Keratin
02 / Facts
Make a little knowledge go a long way.
Share a bite-sized discovery, then give it context. A fact card is a simple way to introduce a bigger idea.
Small enough for a scroll. Interesting enough to stay. Facts SCIENCE, MADE SIMPLE
Meet the green pigment Chlorophyll absorbs light energy that plants use during photosynthesis.
A small fact. A bigger story about how plants grow. 03 / Fill in the blanks
Give an idea a second visit.
Leave a key word for learners to recall. Bring a concept back as a short challenge instead of another long explanation.
One missing word. One more moment of learning. Fill in the blanks SCIENCE, MADE SIMPLE
Bring it back to mind The green pigment in leaves is called
chlorophyll.
YOUR KNOWLEDGE. YOUR COMMUNITY.
Build around the people who want to learn from you.
Give your audience a place to follow your teaching, explore your ideas and return for more.
Make room for paid learning.
Paid Nest memberships give creators a way to earn from their teaching. Explore the membership options and current terms in the app as you plan your Nest.
Explore the web appYour next learner could be one link away.
Introduce your Nest on Instagram, in your Telegram community or over WhatsApp. Your Nest link gives people a place to start exploring.
See public NestsWhat is a Nest?
A Nest is your learning community on Pingerbird. It brings your creator identity and learning content together so people can discover and follow what you teach.
Where do I create my content?
Open the Pingerbird web app and sign in to explore the creator tools. This website introduces Nests and helps learners discover them; creation and learning interactions happen in the app.
What can I share with my learners?
Quizzes, facts and fill-in-the-blanks are core learning formats. You can use them to ask questions, explain ideas and revisit concepts with your audience.
Can I earn from my Nest?
Pingerbird supports paid Nest memberships. Check the current pricing, creator share and payment terms in the app before offering a paid membership.
Can I bring my existing audience?
Yes. Share your Nest link through the channels you already use, such as Instagram, Telegram and WhatsApp, so learners can discover your Nest.
THERE IS A NEST WITH YOUR NAME ON IT
Someone is curious about what you know.
Give them a place to find you.
Start with your Nest