Education & EdTech

EdTech software development for schools and learning companies

Schools, training organizations, and edtech startups need software that is easy for every kind of user and careful with student data. We build learning and administrative platforms that meet both bars.

FERPA-aware designCOPPAWCAG 2.1 AASSOLTISIS rosteringGoogle & Microsoft SSO
What makes it hard

Engineering for the realities of education & edtech

01

Accessibility for every learner

Interfaces built toward WCAG 2.1 AA so students and staff using assistive technology get a first-class experience.

02

Student data privacy

Access controls, data minimization, and retention policies designed to support FERPA and state student-privacy obligations.

03

Plays well with existing systems

Integrations with student information systems, single sign-on, and LMS standards so new tools fit into the school’s ecosystem.

What we build

Solutions we deliver for education & edtech teams

  • Learning management and course platforms
  • Student, parent, and staff portals
  • Enrollment, admissions, and payment systems
  • Workforce and compliance training platforms
  • Assessment and progress-tracking tools
  • Tuition and fee payment processing
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Compliance considerations

FERPA-aware designCOPPAWCAG 2.1 AASSO

Common integrations

LTISIS rosteringGoogle & Microsoft SSOStripe / Authorize.net

Services involved

FAQ

Education & EdTech software: common questions

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Does FERPA or COPPA apply to our edtech product?

Often both. FERPA governs education records that schools share with you under their agreements; COPPA applies to online services directed at children under 13 or that knowingly collect their data. Which applies depends on your users and how students sign in, so we design data flows around that answer with your counsel.

What changed with COPPA in 2026?

The FTC’s amended COPPA Rule took effect with a compliance deadline of April 22, 2026. Changes include separate verifiable parental consent for disclosing children’s data to third parties and a required written data-retention policy.

Should we build a custom LMS or extend an existing one?

If your needs are mostly courses, enrollment, and grading, extending an established LMS through standards like LTI is usually faster. A custom platform makes sense when your learning model, certification rules, or business model is the product.

Can you integrate with our SIS, single sign-on, and LTI tools?

Yes. Schools expect rostering from the student information system, Google or Microsoft sign-in, and LTI compatibility, and we build those in from the start.

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