01Platform review
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eLearning software development
Courses, live classes and certificates — on a platform you own.
For ed-tech startups, coaching institutes, universities and companies training their own teams. We build the learner experience and the admin layer behind it — then stay on once real cohorts are using it.
- Experienced engineers
- NDA before day one
- You own the code
- Web + iOS + Android
Mobile
Offline, then syncs
Start here
Four very different platforms get called "eLearning"
Pick the one closest to what you're building — the modules underneath change completely.
Many instructors, one catalogue.
Instructors upload and price their own courses; you take a share and keep the storefront. The hard parts are onboarding, payouts and keeping the catalogue searchable as it grows.
- Instructor onboarding & roles
- Revenue share and payouts
- Catalogue, search and categories
- Ratings, reviews and moderation
What we build
Six things every learning platform lives or dies on
In plain language — the parts learners notice, and the parts your admin team does.
- 01
Course delivery that doesn't buffer
Adaptive video streaming, lesson notes and downloadable resources — plus SCORM and xAPI import when you already own course packages.
- 02
Live classes, not just recordings
Low-latency streaming with breakout rooms, a hand-raise queue and recordings published automatically after the session ends.
- 03
Assessments and certificates
Quizzes, assignments and graded submissions, with certificates issued automatically once the completion rules you define are met.
- 04
Payments and access control
Subscriptions, single-course purchases and cohort pricing — with automated billing, payment retries and access revoked when a plan lapses.
- 05
Mobile apps that work offline
Native iOS and Android apps alongside the web platform: download a course on the train, and progress syncs when the connection returns.
- 06
Reporting people actually open
Progress and completion dashboards for learners, instructors and admins — with exports for compliance records and finance.
The learner journey
From sign-up to certificate — and back again
Every stage is a feature set, a payment rule and a report. We design them as one flow instead of five disconnected modules.
Step 01
Enrol
Sign-up, payment and access rules — individual, cohort or assigned by an admin.
Step 02
Learn
Video, notes and resources on web and mobile, with progress saved per lesson.
Step 03
Practise
Quizzes, assignments and live doubt sessions, graded automatically or by faculty.
Step 04
Certify
Completion rules you define, then an auto-issued certificate the learner can verify.
Step 05
Renew
Renewals, upsells to the next course and re-certification reminders before expiry.
How a project runs
The same four steps, every time
So you always know what happens next, what it costs and when you'll see it working.
01
02Fixed-scope proposal
Modules, timeline and cost in writing within 5 business days — including what we'd leave out of version one.
03Build in the open
Short cycles with a demo every week. You enrol, watch a lesson and take a quiz in the real thing — not in slides.
04Launch and look after it
We ship, then stay on as the team that already knows your platform — fixes, new modules and the next intake.
Protecting the content
Your courses are the product. They get treated like it.
Paid course video leaks in two ways: the file is downloaded, or one login is shared around a batch. We design for both from the start.
DRM-protected video
Encrypted playback so course files can't simply be pulled out of the browser.
Dynamic watermarking
The learner's own ID burned into the player, so leaked recordings trace back to a source.
Expiring access tokens
Short-lived signed URLs — a copied video link stops working within minutes.
Session limits
Device and concurrent-session rules that stop one login being shared across a batch.
Player session
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- Signed URL expires in minutes
- One active session per learner
- Recording attempts blocked on web
Stack & integrations
Built on tools your team can hire for
No in-house framework nobody else understands — and we plug into the video, payment and conferencing tools you already pay for.
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- Flutter
- Tailwind
- WordPress / LearnDash
- Moodle
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- Flutter
- Tailwind
- WordPress / LearnDash
- Moodle
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- Docker
- AWS
- Google Cloud
- Stripe
- Razorpay
- Zoom
- Google Meet
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- Docker
- AWS
- Google Cloud
- Stripe
- Razorpay
- Zoom
- Google Meet
The people who scope your platform are the people who build it — and who are still there for the next intake.
Ways to work together
Pick what fits where you are
Fixed-scope buildRecommended
A defined platform with a written scope, timeline and price. Best when the curriculum and business model are already clear.
Dedicated team
Senior engineers working as an extension of your team, month to month. Best when the product is still finding its shape.
Take over an existing platform
We review what's live — Moodle, LearnDash or custom — tell you honestly what state it's in, then fix, extend or migrate it.
Client stories
Real clients. Work you can check.
Verified client testimonials will be published after approval from our clients. Until then, here's what we built — and where you can see it live.
No invented reviews or ratings — only clients you can verify.
FAQ
Questions about eLearning platforms
Still unsure? Ask us directly — a senior engineer replies within one business day.
eLearning software focuses on the learner experience — interactive content, live classes and social learning. An LMS adds the administrative layer: enrolment management, compliance tracking and reporting. We build systems that do both. See our LMS development page.
Tell us what your learners keep getting stuck on.
A free 30-minute platform review with a senior engineer — honest advice on build, migrate or buy, with no sales pitch.
