EdTech Software Development
We build edtech software for schools, training providers and edtech startups: learning and assessment platforms, exam-integrity tools and tutoring apps.
EdTech software we build
Learning platforms
Courses, lessons, quizzes and progress tracking, with roles for students, teachers and admins.
Assessments and exams
Test authoring, question banks, scoring rules and results dashboards for courses and certifications.
Exam-integrity tools
Browser extensions and checks that flag suspect work for a teacher to review.
AI tutors and feedback
Assistants that explain topics and comment on drafts, grounded in your course material.
Mobile learning apps
iOS and Android apps for short lessons, practice and reminders.
School tool integrations
Connections to Google Workspace and the systems your institution already runs.
Problems we solve
What edtech products have to get right.
AI-written work
Detection should flag work for a teacher to review, not issue automatic verdicts.
One-size-fits-all tests
Instructors need their own questions, rules and scoring, and results they can act on.
Student privacy
We design for FERPA, and for COPPA when users are under 13, from the first sprint.
Busy teachers
Tools must be clear on first use and work with the accounts schools already have.
Where AI helps in education
Used well, AI gives every student a patient tutor and gives teachers time back. Teachers stay in charge of grades.
Tutoring assistants
Explain a topic step by step, using only your approved material.
Feedback on drafts
Suggest improvements to essays and code before a teacher grades them.
Question drafting
Draft quiz questions from a lesson for a teacher to edit and approve.
AI-content flags
Mark likely AI-written submissions for a person to review.
Tech we use for edtech
We pick the stack for each product and the team that will run it. These are our usual picks.
React
Next.js
MERN stack
Node.js- React Native
Flutter
Python
OpenAI
Anthropic Claude
Related work
Case study
Zero Cheating
A Chrome extension that flags AI-written content in student work, inside the Google Drive folders teachers already use.
- JavaScript
- Chrome extension
- MERN stack
- Google APIs
EdTech software development FAQs
How can software prevent cheating in online exams?
It can't stop cheating on its own, but it makes cheating harder and easier to spot. Randomized question pools, time limits, browser checks and AI-text flags all help, with a teacher making the final call.
How do you protect student data?
We collect only what the product needs, encrypt it in transit and at rest, and limit access by role. We review FERPA and COPPA requirements with your team; compliance itself stays with your institution.
Can you build a custom skills assessment platform?
Yes. We've built one where recruiters create role-specific tests, screen candidates in one click and track interviews. The same pieces work for courses and certifications, with your own question types and scoring.
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