iGloo
$37 · one payment Get iGloo App Ai

By typing, with your own AI

Build your own profitable community
by typing

You talk. It builds. Then your cart lets the buyers in.

Frame from the iGloo film: the explorer looks down at the glowing red station under the southern lights Watch: how it works

Before you buy anything, be clear on the problem

You've been sold a lie

The lie says a real community has to be rented. Forever. From platforms that don't care if you freeze.

The pile of tools

Running one today takes a pile of tools. A community app. A chat app. An email tool. A checkout. A course platform. Each with its own login. Each with its own monthly bill.

The monthly ransom

Miss one payment to any of them and your content, your members — all of it, gone. The whole time, you're feeding someone else's business.

The shovel

Then there's the grind. Posting. Welcoming. Answering. Moderating. Every single day. You wanted a business. You got a shovel.

The ground you don't own

And on social, you don't own the ground you stand on. The algorithm decides who hears you. That number keeps shrinking.

From the film: skuas swarm the explorer's fish barrel, each bird flying off with a fish
From the film: one bird per tool, and every one of them takes a fish.
From the film: the explorer drags a sled stacked with crates uphill through a blizzard, alone
From the film: the whole stack, dragged uphill, alone.

Isn't there an easier way to own your community?

There is. It's the thing you're looking at.

The part nobody else can offer

Your AI finally has hands

iGloo slots straight into your AI workflows. Connect the Claude or ChatGPT you already use, and run the whole community just by talking. No chatbot bolted on the side. Your AI drives the real thing.

Create it

  • “Make me a community for my coaching clients.”
  • “Build my new course — four lessons.”
  • “Drip it out. Nothing unlocks until a week after they join.”

It builds the community. It builds the course — modules, lessons, drip and all. It puts events on the calendar. You watch it show up.

Update it

  • “Draft this week's discussion posts.”
  • “Rename the levels. Call the top one Legend.”
  • “Change the joining questions.”

It drafts the posts, sends the broadcasts, and moves the reward ladder around — without you opening a single settings screen.

Grow it

  • “Wire new members into my email list.”
  • “Give the quiet ones a reason to speak up.”

Every member who joins is pushed straight to your email tool, answers attached — ready to tag. Points and levels pull lurkers into the conversation. Public pages for your courses, so strangers can find the door.

You do not need to be technical

You hook iGloo up to your Claude or ChatGPT once. It takes a few minutes, and the training walks you through it, click by click. After that, you just type.

There are 17 jobs it will do for you in there. Real ones. Build the community. Build the course. Write the posts. Set the rewards. Send new members to your email tool.

You stay in charge. Nothing your members see goes out unless you asked for it. Your AI finally has hands, and you're still holding the map.

And it runs on the AI you already pay for. No extra bill from us.

This is what your members see

Real screens from a real iGloo community, not a mockup. This one is The Huddle — the penguin community we built to demo the product, so nothing here is anyone's private data.

An iGloo community home page: the feed with a pinned announcement and member posts, categories down the left, and member count, post count and an invite button on the right
The community itself — posts, categories, and the progress card that keeps people coming back.
The courses shelf inside a community: one course free with membership, one that opens seven days after you start, and one locked behind a 497 dollar price
Your courses on the shelf. Free with membership, dripped, or locked at whatever price you set.
A lesson playing inside a course: lesson list with run times down the left, video player filling the page, lesson title underneath
A lesson, the way your member sees it. Your video, your lessons, ticked off as they go.

Three steps. That is the whole thing.

A penguin at a keyboard inside a cosy igloo, typing at an octagonal computer

Step 1

Build it

Open the Claude or ChatGPT you already use. Tell it what you want. Watch it show up.

You connect it once — the core training walks you through every click — and from then on it really is just typing.

If you can send a text, you can do this.

Step 2

Connect your cart

iGloo hooks up to these carts today:

  • GoCushy
  • ThriveCart
  • SamCart
  • JVZoo

A different cart? There is a documented generic door too — anything that can send a webhook, including Zapier and Make.

Point a product at your whole community. They get the community and everything free with membership.

Or at one course. Or one event. They get that thing only.

You set it once. Then you leave it alone.

Step 3

They buy. They are in.

Someone buys. They are in. On their own. In seconds. You did nothing.

They refund or charge back. They are out. On their own. You did nothing.

Want monthly money? Sell it monthly on your cart. iGloo keeps letting them in as long as they keep paying.

You never chase anyone. Ever.

Your cart. Your money.

It is your cart. So when someone buys, the money is yours. It lands in your account the way it always did.

iGloo never sits in the middle, and it takes no cut of what you sell. Not one cent.

One thing to be straight about: iGloo is not a payment processor. You bring the cart.

From the film: a skua bird helps itself to a fish from the explorer's crate while he watches

From the film: the skua takes a cut of every catch. iGloo doesn't.

Built by people who run a real community

Same team behind Communi. Real people posting in there every day. Communi, today:

3,800+

members

3,500+

posts

The software is live. You can use it the minute you buy.

I am Sam Bakker. I have been putting software out for years. This is not my first one.

The Huddle cast: portraits of the penguins and people from the demo community, each with a name

The Huddle — the community in our demo film. Real software. Silly names. Yes, the penguins post.

$37

Everything it comes with

One payment. Never a monthly bill.

  • Up to three communities your members log into, 250 members in each
  • Courses with modules and lessons, built by typing
  • Drip content over days or weeks, so nobody drowns
  • Events, so you can charge for a room as well as a course
  • Categories, so it stays tidy
  • Your cart connected, so buyers let themselves in
  • Refunds pull access back on their own
  • The full core training, so you are not guessing

Plus six extras, in the box

Delivered as a course inside your community the day you get in. No made-up dollar values on any of them. See all six, spelled out.

From the film: a penguin with a headset takes a video call from the explorer

1

The Prompt Pack

50 copy-paste prompts that drive the tools

2

Five community blueprints

Start from something, not nothing

3

30-day post calendar

Written, ready to schedule

4

Joining question packs

Answers pushed to your email tool

5

Launch-week live Q&A

Recorded and kept in the community

6

The migration checklist

Move a community in without losing people

What is capped, said straight

We would rather tell you now than have you find out after.

  • You get up to three communities. Three, not unlimited. That is a hard cap.
  • Up to 250 members in each of them. That is a hard cap too — unlimited members are on the monthly plan.
  • Courses and categories are fair use. Plenty to start with. Not unlimited by design.
  • It wears iGloo branding, not yours — your own logo and domain come with the upgrade.
  • No AI run by us. You bring your own Claude or ChatGPT, on a plan that can use connectors. That bit works today.

That is the $37 version. It is real and it works.

More, later. Only if you want it.

After you buy you will see a few upgrades. Your own logo and web address. An AI that answers your members for you. As many communities as you like. A way to run communities for clients.

You do not need any of them today. The $37 works on its own.

And if you are wondering how a one-time $37 stays alive: the upgrades are how the lights stay on. The $37 version stays yours either way.

30

Days to change your mind

Buy it. Use it. Have a proper look inside.

If it is not for you, ask for your money back. You have 30 days. You get it back.

No forms. No hoops.

From the film: the red station standing quiet on the ice at dawn

From the film: the station at dawn. Everything running. Nobody chasing anyone.

The people are the easy part

If you already know who you would build this for, you have those.

The hard part was always the fiddly bit. Letting them in. Taking them out. Keeping it tidy while you try to get real work done.

That part is handled now.