Online school and LMS development for growing education businesses

Course builder and learning formats

Teachers assemble modules from video, text, files, quizzes and assignments, set drip schedules and deadlines, and publish without asking a developer. The platform supports the formats schools actually use:

• self-paced courses with open or scheduled access;
• cohorts with live classes in Zoom or Google Meet and recordings in the lesson;
• subscription libraries and memberships;
• corporate programs with mandatory courses and reports for HR.

If you already teach in Moodle or use SCORM packages, we can import content or keep Moodle as the learning core and build a modern storefront and student account around it.

Payments, tariffs and sales funnel

Students pay by card through Stripe, PayPal or a local payment provider: one-off, in installments or by subscription. Tariffs define what each student gets – lessons, curator feedback, live sessions, certificates. Promo codes, trials and upsells work without manual access changes.

Leads from landing pages, webinars and ads go to your CRM, such as HubSpot, so managers see who registered, who paid and who stalled. For high-traffic sales pages we run conversion optimization to raise the share of visitors who sign up.

Homework, progress and certificates

Students submit assignments in the lesson, curators review them in one queue and leave comments or grades. Managers see progress by student, group and course, and the platform sends reminders when someone falls behind. After completion, certificates are generated automatically with a unique number and verification link.

For language schools we add levels, placement tests, group schedules and teacher workloads, so administrators don't plan lessons in separate tables.

Roles, analytics and student data

An education platform has many users with different rights: students, teachers, curators, sales managers, administrators and, for corporate training, HR and department heads. Each role sees only what it needs. Dashboards show revenue by course, completion rates, homework turnaround and the lessons where students most often stop, so you improve programs based on data rather than guesses.

Student personal data and payment data are handled with care: card details stay with the payment provider, access is logged, and we design the platform with GDPR principles in mind when you work with students in the EU. Data from the platform can be exported to Google Sheets or your BI tool, and connected to HubSpot, Mailchimp or Telegram bots for reminders and re-engagement campaigns.

Mobile app and AI assistants

Many students study from their phones, so we build mobile apps on Flutter for iOS and Android that share accounts and progress with the website. Push notifications bring students back to lessons and deadlines.

AI helps where it saves teachers time: a chatbot that answers questions about the course, quiz generation from lesson materials, first-pass checking of written assignments. We set up AI assistants and bots on top of your content, with a human reviewer where accuracy matters.

Launch, migration and growth

Already on a course builder or an old LMS? We migrate students, courses and payment history and keep existing pages in search. Timelines depend on the number of roles and integrations; we estimate after a short brief. After launch we stay on support, add features in sprints and help attract students through SEO and Google Ads.

For a new school we usually recommend starting with a focused first release: catalog of courses, payments, lessons, homework and a student account. Live classes, the mobile app and AI features are added in the next sprints, when you already see how students use the platform.