Propelier - The Knowledge Gym

Turn insight into practice

Build the mindset to change how you work

Handpicked ideas, fresh from the trenches, organized around real professional challenges, ready to use in your own context, with just enough prompts to make them stick and enriched by others on the same journey.

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Why Propelier

From content overload to focused progress

You don’t need more content. You need a way to turn a few key ideas into better decisions at work, and better conversations with the people who count.

The reality

With Propelier

Content everywhere

Feeds and saved links pile up faster than you can use, and rarely show up when you need them.

One focus at a time

Each cycle centers on a single real challenge, not a firehose of "interesting stuff".

All or nothing

Big courses demand too much time; micro-content is too shallow for real problems.

Weekly Drops you can actually finish

A few handpicked resources plus practices and mindset prompts you can try that week.

Figuring it out alone

Peers don’t face the same challenges, so you rarely compare notes on what actually works.

Prompts and peers

Mindset cues, pitfalls, and async conversations with others tackling the same issues.

How it works

One focus cycle at a time

Pick a focus track, and start a learning cycle that combines handpicked expert resources, curated practices, and guidance prompts so you actually use what you learn at work.

1. Choose your focus

Start from a track that matches a real challenge at work: product, AI, leadership, coaching, and more. One focus per cycle, so your attention isn't scattered.

2. Start your cycle

Join a short learning cycle (usually 6 weeks). Your track is broken into simple weekly drops, so you always know what to focus on next.

3. Work the Weekly Drops

Each week, you get a small drop: a few handpicked resources, one or two usable practices, and prompts to help you put them into play at work that week.

4. Apply & share at work

Try the practices in real situations at work. Capture quick notes, ask questions, and share what happened with others on the same cohort.

5. Review & Reset

At the end of each cycle, you get space to catch up, revisit favourite ideas, and turn your notes into concrete moves before choosing what's next.

Membership is monthly. Your work runs in guided cycles, with built-in breathing room between them.

Designed for busy Professionals

Built to fit a real work week

You don't need empty afternoons to make this work. Propelier is built for people with full calendars, small gaps, and messy weeks.

Use the time you already have

3–7 minute reads you can skim on the tram, in a queue, or between meetings.

Practice inside your existing work

Tiny moves that plug into conversations, decisions, and meetings you already have this week.

Built-in breathing room

Short focus cycles with Review & Reset time, so you can fall behind and still finish strong.

Learn with others, on your schedule

Share notes and read peers’ reflections asynchronously; no fixed calls you have to attend.

What you do in Propelier

Choose how you want to use it

The same practice engine can show up in your life in different ways. You can work a track on your own, run it with a small group, or just get a curated slice of the web in your inbox from our Scout.

Work a track on your own

Pick a track that matches a real challenge at work and follow it week by week. You get small drops with handpicked ideas, simple practices, and prompts to reflect and recall. All designed so you can run it yourself, without calling a meeting or joining a call.

Start Solo

Join a cohort experience

Take the same track and go through it as a shared journey. Your cohort moves through the weeks in parallel, using the Drops as fuel for real experiments at work and async conversations. Cohorts can be peer-led or hosted by a facilitator if you want extra structure and accountability.

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Get the Scout Digest in your inbox

Subscribe to a personalized “best of the web” digest: 3–5 handpicked resources on topics you care about, each with a short note on why it’s worth your time. Great if you just want high-quality reading without logging into the app.

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Behind the Scenes

From wild web to one Weekly Drop

Under the hood, Propelier sits on top of a curated catalog of articles, practices, and mindset prompts in an engine that’s constantly scouting the web. We use that engine to assemble small Weekly Drops that are paced, themed, and ready to put to work.

Open Web →
Curated Catalog

Articles, blogs, and tools from tens of thousands of authors are pulled into a living catalog. Each piece links to its original source, so you’re always reading real people’s work - not ai summaries pretending to be the real thing.

Scoring, Mapping +
Attribution

Each piece is tagged and scored for topic, depth, tone, and real-world use, while keeping author attribution. Low-value noise drops out; strong pieces become the reusable building blocks for Tracks and Weekly Drops.

Learn–Act–Review
Bundles

Those building blocks are packed into small Learn-Act-Review bundles sized for a single week. Ideas, practices, and reflection prompts travel together, so you know what to read, what to try at work, and how to review it.

Accountability +
Shared Learning

Bundles then live inside guided cycles and optional cohorts. Everyone works from the same Drop, logs what they tried, and compares notes, so accountability and shared patterns turn reading into real behaviour change.

Underlying catalog & scoring powered by agileKaizen

For Knowledge Workers

Tracks for modern knowledge work

Propelier is built for people who build products, lead teams, and shape how organisations work. Each track is a focused, multi-week journey around a real challenge at work.

You’ll find tracks across modern work: product management, AI, data, DevOps, UX and service design, leadership and HR, marketing and sales, education, sustainability and more — all aimed at people who build products, lead teams, or drive change at work.

Popular tracks right now

Aligning products with customers needs and the organization's purpose.

This track focuses on the skills required to identify and understand customers as well as discover and shape winning products. It takes a strategic and external-facing view of the product life cycle, as the role of the Product Manager becomes even more vital as organizations embrace business agility. As organizations become more customer-centric, there is a need to better understand and relate to customers. Product discovery and product strategy become key to aligning the product(s) with the organization's purpose and customers' needs.