INDUSTRIES / EDTECH
EdTech software built to scale with your learners.
Learning platforms, live classes and assessment engines, built at a fixed price by senior engineers working AI-first.
(01) Typical products
What we build for education.
- LMS
Learning management systems
Courses, cohorts, progress tracking and certificates, with roles for admins, instructors and learners.
- LIVE
Live classes
Video sessions with chat, polls, hand-raising and recordings, so a class feels like a room and not a call.
- ASSESS
Assessment engines
Question banks, timed tests, randomised papers, auto-grading and manual review queues.
- MARKET
Course marketplaces
Creator onboarding, listings, payments, payouts and reviews for platforms that sell learning.
- MATCH
Tutor matching
Profiles, availability, search, booking and reminders that connect learners with the right tutor.
- DATA
Learner analytics
Dashboards for completion, engagement and weak topics, so teachers can act while a course is running.
(02) What matters
What matters in education.
Learning products fail in a few predictable places. We plan for them in the first sprint, not the last.
Privacy of learner data
Many learners are minors. We keep personal data minimal, separate it from content, and design with GDPR and children's data rules in mind.
Accessibility
Interfaces designed with WCAG 2.2 in mind: keyboard paths, captions, contrast and screen-reader labels, tested as we build.
Peak-load events
Exam day and the first minute of a live class are the real load test. We size, cache and rehearse for the spike, not the average.
Content protection
Signed, expiring media links, role-based access and watermarking options so paid material stays with paying learners.
(03) Architecture
A layered stack, on open source.
A typical EdTech platform is layered so the parts that spike, such as live sessions and exams, scale on their own.
Learner and teacher apps
- Vue.js
- React
- Mobile apps
- Accessible UI kit
Real-time layer
- WebSockets
- Live video
- Chat
- Presence
Platform services
- Laravel
- Courses and cohorts
- Assessments
- Payments
Data and delivery
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- Object storage
- CDN
- Analytics
(05) Engagement
Three ways to work with us.
- 01
Fixed-cost projects
Scope, price and date agreed in writing before we write a line of code. Milestone payments, change requests quoted upfront.
- 02
MVP in weeks
From idea to a live, investor-ready product in 2 to 8 weeks, on open-source foundations that scale with you.
- 03
AI-augmented teams
A dedicated squad of senior engineers with timezone overlap, working AI-first. Scale up or down on two weeks notice.
(06) Pricing
Indicative prices, fixed in writing.
MVP SPRINT
STARTING AT
$6k
4 to 6 weeks
- +Discovery and fixed scope
- +UI/UX design system
- +Web or mobile MVP
- +One core integration
- +Launch and 30-day support
PRODUCT BUILD
MOST CHOSENSTARTING AT
$12k
8 to 14 weeks
- +Everything in MVP Sprint
- +Payments, KYC or ledger modules
- +Admin portal and analytics
- +Security review and UAT
- +CI/CD and cloud setup
AI-AUGMENTED TEAM
STARTING AT
$6k
per month, cancel on 2 weeks notice
- +2 to 4 senior engineers
- +AI-first workflow
- +Weekly demos and reporting
- +Timezone overlap agreed
- +Scale up or down anytime
(07) FAQ
EdTech questions, answered.
What EdTech products do you build?
Learning management systems, live class platforms, assessment and proctoring-style test engines, course marketplaces, tutor matching and learner analytics. Most projects combine two or three of these, so we scope them as one product with a single fixed price.
Can you handle thousands of learners joining at once?
Yes, and we plan for it from day one. Live sessions run on a separate real-time layer, content is served through a CDN, and we load-test the exam-day and class-start scenarios before launch rather than after.
How do you treat learner privacy and accessibility?
We design with GDPR, children's data rules and WCAG 2.2 in mind: minimal data collection, role-based access, keyboard-friendly interfaces and captions. We do not claim a certification for your product; we build the controls your reviewers will ask about.
Can we start with an MVP and grow the platform later?
That is the usual route. An MVP sprint covers one learner journey end to end, for example enrol, learn, assess. You own the code, so adding live classes or a marketplace later does not mean starting again.
Can you build for live classes with recordings?
Yes. Live sessions use a dedicated real-time layer, and recordings are stored and served through a CDN. We plan bandwidth, storage cost and retention rules before launch, because recordings grow quickly.
How do you protect assessment integrity?
Randomised question order, timed sessions, role-based access and an audit log of attempts. We are open about the limits of online invigilation and agree with you what level of control is proportionate.
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