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Software and AI for schools and training companies

Good teaching takes time, and admin takes it away. We build course platforms, portals and AI assistants that give teachers and learners more of that time back.

Common challenges

What slows this industry down

Schools, academies, training companies and online course creators all face a similar problem. They need to deliver good content, support learners between sessions and handle enrollment, payments and records, often with a small team. Many run on a mix of a learning platform, video hosting, forms and spreadsheets.

AI changes what is possible here, carefully. Large language models can answer learner questions from course material at any hour, draft quiz questions, summarize lectures and translate content. They can also give wrong answers with confidence, so any assistant for learners must be limited to approved material and clear about what it is.

We build course and subscription platforms, student portals, content workflows and AI study assistants. Assistants answer only from your materials and show where each answer comes from. Teachers and course authors approve content before learners see it, and they decide how AI is used in assessment.

Learner questions at all hours

Learners get stuck in the evening and at weekends, when no teacher is available.

Slow content production

Courses, quizzes and handouts take weeks to write, update and translate.

Enrollment and payments

Sign-ups, payments, access and certificates are handled across several tools.

Little insight into progress

It is hard to see which learners are falling behind until it is too late.

Student data protection

Learner records, especially for minors, need careful handling and clear consent.

What we build

What we build for this industry

The services schools and training companies ask us for most often.

Subscription platforms

Products people pay for monthly or yearly, with plans, trials, upgrades and billing that just works.

Web applications

Custom browser-based software for the work your team does every day, from booking tools to operations systems.

LLM integration

Add a large language model to software you already have, with the guardrails, costs and logging handled.

Headless CMS

Content managed in one place and published to your website, app and other channels through an API.

Solutions that fit

Problems we solve here most often

AI-assisted content workflows

Briefs, first drafts, edits and repurposing in a workflow where people set the angle and approve every word.

AI translation workflows

Translate websites, products and support content quickly with AI, a shared glossary and native-speaker review where it matters.

Internal help desk assistant

An assistant in Slack or Teams that answers policy and how-to questions from your handbooks and opens tickets when needed.

AI support agent

An assistant that answers routine questions from your own content, checks orders and hands anything else to a person.

Similar work

Similar work from other industries

In practice

What it looks like in practice

An illustrative walk-through, not a client story.

A professional training company runs online courses for accountants. Learners sign up and pay on a subscription platform, which gives them access to video lessons, handouts and quizzes. Each lesson has a transcript, and a study assistant answers questions using only the course material, with a link to the lesson and minute where the answer appears.

When a learner asks something the material does not cover, the assistant says so and offers to send the question to a tutor. Course authors use an AI tool to draft quiz questions from new lessons, then edit and approve them. A weekly report shows which lessons produce the most questions and which learners have stopped logging in, so tutors can reach out in time.

Tutors spend less time on repeat questions and more on the learners who need them. Authors update courses faster, and the company can see which lessons need rewriting.

Where to start

Where most education and elearning teams start

Course creators without their own platform usually start with a subscription platform for sign-up, payments and access. Organizations with a platform already often start with an AI study assistant built through LLM integration.

Next steps include content generation for quizzes and summaries, translation for new markets and an internal help desk for staff questions. Schools and firms with complex needs may need a custom web application or a headless CMS for course content.

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