We build learning management systems, live virtual classrooms, gamified mobile learning apps, and AI-powered adaptive learning platforms for schools, universities, and corporate training teams — engineered for enrollment-day traffic, not just a quiet demo.
SCORM/xAPI compliant course structures, bite-sized modules, and student paths.
Sub-second multi-user live video, collaborative whiteboards, & breakout rooms.
XP reward loops, automated grading pipelines, and learner retention models.
Built on the Standards and Stack Real Education Platforms Run On
Education app development is the design, engineering, and ongoing support of learning management systems, virtual classrooms, gamified mobile apps, and AI tutoring tools — the software layer schools, universities, and companies now depend on to run a course, a cohort, or an entire training program.
Course delivery, enrollment, and grading unified in one system.
WebRTC video, whiteboards, and breakout rooms at scale.
Streaks, badges, and habit-forming daily practice.
Difficulty that adjusts to what a learner actually knows.
Progress, attendance, and engagement in one dashboard.
Built for low-connectivity and diverse learners alike.
Most "AI-powered" education apps bolt a chatbot onto a static course library. Our AI development team builds AI into the curriculum itself — personalization, grading, and tutoring that actually change how a course behaves for each learner.
Curricula that reorder themselves around what a learner actually knows, not a fixed weekly syllabus.
Essay and short-answer scoring with instant, specific feedback instead of a week-long wait for a grade.
Always-on, Socratic-style tutors that answer questions and guide a learner toward the solution, not just hand it over.
Quizzes that get harder or easier in real time based on how a learner is actually performing.
Draft lesson outlines, practice questions, and study guides in a fraction of the time an instructor would spend from scratch.
Submission checks grounded in your own course and reference material, not just a generic web search.
From a single course-delivery MVP to a full multi-tenant institutional platform with AI tutoring, we scope and build the exact system your learners and instructors need.
Course builder, enrollment, grading rubrics, and certification workflows built around how your institution actually teaches — not a rigid off-the-shelf template.
WebRTC-based live classrooms with breakout rooms, collaborative whiteboards, screen sharing, and session recording that hold up at enrollment-day traffic.
Streaks, badges, and spaced-repetition practice that turn a course into a daily habit instead of a once-a-week login.
Drag-and-drop content builders for instructors, SCORM/xAPI package export, and a media library that doesn't require a developer to update a lesson.
Enrollment, attendance, and grade data unified with engagement analytics so instructors can see who's falling behind before the final exam.
Role-based training paths, completion tracking, and reporting built for workplace upskilling and compliance programs, not just classrooms.
A learning platform that only works on a fast campus network and a perfect-vision user isn't finished — it's half-built. We design for the learner on a patchy rural connection and the learner using a screen reader from day one.
Course content caches locally and syncs automatically once a connection returns — no lesson lost to a dropped signal.
Screen-reader support, captions, adjustable text and contrast, and full keyboard navigation built in, not bolted on.
One platform serving multiple schools, campuses, or departments — each with isolated data and their own language and branding.
A new learning platform rarely replaces everything at once. We build custom API layers that connect to your existing LMS, SIS, and campus tools instead of asking you to start over.
Bring existing SCORM 1.2/2004 or xAPI course packages in directly — no need to rebuild a content library from scratch.
Designed to interoperate with tools like Canvas, Moodle, and Google Classroom through LTI 1.3, so your platform fits into the stack an institution already runs.
Enrollment, attendance, and grade data kept in sync with your SIS instead of living in a spreadsheet someone updates manually.
We haven't shipped a public EdTech case study yet — but the same AI-driven, real-time architecture behind these platforms is exactly what a learning platform needs.
A custom AI-powered keyboard for digital creators and direct sellers — surfacing saved content, generating on-the-fly copy, and putting an entire content library one tap away in any app.
Engineering support for the widely used link-management platform — branded short links, QR code generation, and click analytics used by marketers and enterprises worldwide.
A sport-fishing community platform for the GCC region — catch tracking, tournament competitions, group discovery, and a booking system for charters and events.
“Flawless execution, smooth communication, and on-time delivery.”
We run every EdTech build through the same structured process as the rest of our work — described in full on our How We Work page.
Mapping your learners, existing systems, and standards before scoping a single feature.
LMS/SIS integration points and multi-tenant data architecture decided upfront, not bolted on later.
Interfaces validated with real students and instructors, not just a boardroom monitor.
Working software in testable increments, reviewed against real course scenarios as we go.
Tested against enrollment-day concurrency and dropped-connection scenarios, not just the happy path.
Rollout planned around your academic calendar, not our sprint calendar.
Monitoring, iteration, and support that continues through the next semester and beyond.
Engagement, attendance, and mastery data unified into one dashboard — so a teacher spots a struggling student in week two, not at the final exam.
The engineering foundation behind every AI feature we ship.
Personalization and adaptive-assessment models.
Virtual tutors and always-on support assistants.
Course content and creative assets at scale.
Purpose-built platforms for how your institution runs.
iOS and Android learning apps for students on the go.
Scalable infrastructure for enrollment-day traffic.
Turn engagement and progress data into decisions.
Dedicated engineers for tutoring and grading models.
End-to-end engineering talent, flexibly engaged.
Answers to the questions institutions, EdTech founders, and L&D teams ask us most — and a direct line to our team if you don't see yours.
A focused LMS or virtual classroom MVP typically runs $40,000–$90,000, while a full adaptive learning platform with AI tutoring, live video, and multi-tenant institutional support can run $150,000–$350,000+ depending on scope.
A focused LMS or virtual classroom MVP typically takes 12–16 weeks. A full adaptive learning platform with AI tutoring and gamified mobile apps usually runs 6–9 months.
Yes. We build against SCORM 1.2/2004 and xAPI for course content, LTI 1.3 for tool interoperability with platforms like Canvas, Moodle, and Google Classroom, and custom API layers to sync enrollment and grade data with your Student Information System.
Both. We build WebRTC-based virtual classrooms with live video, breakout rooms, and collaborative whiteboards alongside SCORM-compliant course delivery — most institutions need both a live and a self-paced track.
We build Socratic-style AI tutors on top of your own curriculum and knowledge base — using retrieval-augmented generation so the model answers from your actual course material — guiding a learner toward the answer step by step instead of handing it over.
We design interfaces aligned with WCAG 2.1 (screen reader support, captioning, adjustable text and contrast) and build offline-first content caching so learners with spotty or no connectivity can keep working, syncing automatically once they're back online.
Yes. We build multi-tenant architecture as standard for institutional platforms, so a district, university, or corporate L&D team can manage multiple schools, campuses, or departments with isolated data and shared infrastructure.
Tell us about your learners and course catalog — we'll respond within 24 hours with real next steps, not a sales script.
