About CommoziYou didn't build a Skool community to live inside it.
We built Commozi so you don't have to.
You started your Skool community because you wanted freedom, right? Financial freedom, time freedom, the ability to actually help people on your own terms. But somewhere along the way, the thing you built to set you free became the thing that trapped you.
Now you're the one copy pasting welcome DMs at midnight, tracking leads in a spreadsheet that broke last week, and wondering which members are about to leave because honestly, you have no way to tell. And the worst part is, you know there's revenue sitting right there in your Skool community. You just can't see it.
We were on the same boat.
Adnan Pilditch
Commozi Founder • Skool Games Winner • Skool Ambassador
Adnan came to London from Morocco in 2004 with $300 in his pocket. No contacts, no network, nothing. He spent the next six years training sales teams across Europe, and from there he went all in online.
That's where things really took off. He built a $3M+ business, grew an audience past 1.3 million, taught over 10,000 students, and created Merch Dominator, one of the top SaaS tools in the print on demand space.
So when he moved his 25,000 member community to Skool and won the Skool Games, making $45K in 11 days, you'd think the hard part was over. But the same problems kept showing up. No CRM, no pipeline, no real data, and everything was still manual. The business model was never the problem. He just didn't have the systems.
After meeting Alex Hormozi and Sam Ovens in Vegas and seeing the potential in Skool, he knew what needed to happen. So he put together a team of four engineers and started building the infrastructure that Skool doesn't ship.
This is software. Not another course.
Commozi is a Chrome extension and web application that sits right inside Skool. Think of it as the CRM, automation machine, and analytics layer that should have been there from the start.
It's not a community about communities, and it's not a coaching program or a masterclass. It's the actual infrastructure underneath your Skool community that handles what you've been doing by hand, or honestly not doing at all because you never had the right tools.
We're in private beta.
You've already built the Skool community, got the members, and created the content. Now let the software handle the rest. If you run a Skool community, this was built with you in mind.
Get early access and lock in founding member pricing.
Free during beta. No credit card required.