Work dies in private folders
A useful guide sits in Drive, Slack, or a DM. The people who need it never see it.
The problem we are solving
People should be able to find what you know
Get views, saves, follows, and Aura when people discover what you share.
Good work still gets buried
You already share what you know. A lot of it never reaches the people looking for it. It sits in the wrong place, or it vanishes after a day.
Feeds bury last week
A post is up for a day, then gone. You have to post the same thing again just to stay visible.
Hard to tell what landed
You might get views, or you might get none. You still do not know if anyone found it useful, or if nobody ever saw it.
List it where people search
Create a hub, add what you know, and list it on Explore when you are ready. People can find it later, not only in the hour you posted. Views, saves, and follows tell you it is being found.
If someone gives Aura, a real person thought a hub or file was worth noticing. That is promotion, not payment. How Aura works
Discovered on Google, AI search, and beyond
Listed hubs are crawlable for Google. AI assistants only see them if you opt in. Traffic can also come from Library search, a shared link, or your profile.
Show up where people already search
- ChatGPT
- OpenAI
- Perplexity
Crawlable hub pages for Google. Opt in for ChatGPT, OpenAI, and Perplexity—plus Library search and shared links.
Built for Google search
Library-listed public hubs get crawlable pages and sitemap inclusion so Google and other major search engines can find them.
AI search, when you opt in
Allow AI indexing and your hub can surface in ChatGPT, Perplexity, OpenAI search, and similar assistants. Off by default until you choose.
Traffic beyond the feed
People can land from Google, AI answers, Library search, a shared link, or your profile. Discovery is not locked to one algorithm.
You control the gate
Private and invite hubs stay off search. Unlisted stays shareable by link without Google indexing. Adult hubs stay out of SEO.
Found through the Kahana assistant
People can ask in plain language. Listed hubs with a clear title, cover, and description show up as results—inside Library search and the in-app assistant.
Cover, title, description, tags
Listing data you add when you publish a hub is what the suggestion engine uses to match a question to your work.
Natural-language search
Learners type what they need in plain language. Hubs with strong listing data come back as rich results.
Kahana assistant
The in-app assistant can point people to listed hubs the same way Library search does—another door into your work.
Aura lifts careful work
Scarce endorsements help unique knowledge rise. Audience size is not the gate to being found.
Profile links and link in bio
Library discovery lands on your public profile. Add Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube, and X so a hub, the Library, and your other socials stay one path. Put your Kahana profile or hub in the Instagram or YouTube bio so the reel is a door, not the whole product.
Link in bio → Kahana hub or profile
Useful hubs earn follows. The next thing you publish already has people waiting. Create an account
Features and docs
More on Explore, Aura, and listing a hub.
Put it where people can find it
Create a hub, or see how others have already listed theirs in the Library.