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EdTech software development that ships products learners actually use

We build LMS platforms, eLearning apps, AI tutors and corporate training portals. SCORM, xAPI and LTI from the first sprint. WCAG 2.1 AA and GDPR built into the architecture — not added before the audit.

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EdTech software development services

From custom LMS and elearning app development to AI tutors and corporate portals — full-cycle education software development.

LMS Development

Custom learning management systems built around how your learners actually work. Course authoring, progress tracking, certifications, branching paths and role-based access — SCORM 1.2, 2004 and xAPI compliant from the first sprint, not the last.

eLearning App Development

Web and mobile eLearning platforms with video delivery, interactive content, quizzes and gamified paths. Multi-format content support — any authoring tool output works without custom adapters.

AI Tutors & Adaptive Learning

Personalized learning paths that adjust to each learner's pace and knowledge gaps. Automated quiz generation, content recommendations and real-time feedback — built on your content, not a generic AI layer.

Mobile Learning Apps

iOS and Android apps for micro-learning, offline course access and progress sync. React Native cross-platform or native where performance demands it. Built for learners who don't sit at a desk.

Virtual Classrooms

Live video with whiteboard, breakout rooms, attendance tracking and session recording with indexed playback. Scales to 500+ concurrent learners — on a custom WebRTC stack or integrated with Zoom and Teams.

Corporate Training Portals

Onboarding flows, compliance training with tracked completion and skills certification. SCORM/xAPI reporting for L&D teams. Integrates with Workday, SAP SuccessFactors, BambooHR and your SSO.

Assessment & Proctoring

Auto-graded tests, timed exams, digital certificate issuance and anti-cheat mechanisms. Browser lockdown, AI behavior analysis, human review queues. Scales for synchronous cohort exams without manual intervention.

Education Content Platforms

Multi-tenant content delivery with per-institution branding, DRM for premium content and usage analytics by institution and learner segment. Headless architecture — your content, any front end.

EdTech built for your segment

Speed to market without the technical debt that kills scale. We scope an MVP you can validate quickly, then build architecture that survives growth from 100 to 100k users without a rewrite. SCORM and LTI in from the start — you won't re-engineer integrations as you grow.

  • EdTech Startups

    Speed to market without the technical debt that kills scale. We scope an MVP you can validate quickly, then build architecture that survives growth from 100 to 100k users without a rewrite. SCORM and LTI in from the start — you won't re-engineer integrations as you grow.

  • K-12 Schools & Districts

    COPPA and FERPA built into data architecture from discovery. Age-appropriate UX, parental consent flows and minimal data collection for under-13 users. WCAG 2.1 AA accessible by design — required for most public school deployments in the US and UK.

  • Higher Education

    LTI 1.3 integration with Canvas, Moodle and Blackboard. SIS connectors with OneRoster. Handles thousands of concurrent exam sessions without performance drops — load-tested before every high-stakes event, not after. FERPA and GDPR simultaneously where needed.

  • Corporate L&D

    SCORM/xAPI reporting that feeds your existing LRS. HR system integrations so employees don't manage another login. Compliance training with tracked completion and evidence export. Content authoring tools for L&D teams who aren't developers.

  • Content Publishers

    Multi-tenant delivery with per-institution branding and DRM for premium content. LTI-compatible so your content launches in any LMS your customers use. Usage analytics broken down by institution, course and learner segment — without building a data warehouse from scratch.

  • Training & Certification Bodies

    Online exam delivery with proctoring, digital badge and credential issuance (Open Badges 3.0), verifiable certificates and multi-language support. Built for organizations running regulated certification programs across multiple jurisdictions.

Every EdTech platform we've built has passed its first compliance audit without remediation.

Talk to engineers who've shipped LMS platforms, eLearning apps and assessment tools — not a sales team.

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Compliance is architected in from discovery. Not added before the audit.

We speak EdTech standards fluently

SCORM 1.2 & 2004

Both generations supported. SCORM 1.2 for compatibility with older enterprise LMS systems, SCORM 2004 3rd and 4th Edition for richer tracking and sequencing. Completion, score, suspend data and session timing — tested against real LMS environments, not just the spec.

xAPI & LRS

Full xAPI statement tracking with LRS integration. Captures learning activity across web, mobile, simulations and offline environments. We implement the LRS as part of the platform or connect to your existing Watershed, SCORM Cloud or Learning Locker instance.

LTI 1.1 & 1.3

Deep linking, grade passback and tool launch tested against Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard and D2L. LTI Advantage flows where required. Your content or tool works in any LTI-compliant ecosystem without per-customer integration work.

WCAG 2.1 AA

Screen reader support, keyboard navigation, colour contrast and focus management built from the component level up. Accessibility is tested with real assistive technology during development — not a post-launch audit. Required for public education platforms in the UK, EU and US.

GDPR & FERPA

Learner data minimisation, granular consent flows and right to erasure for EU platforms. FERPA-compliant role-based access and audit logging for US institutions — who sees which student record is a data architecture decision, not a UI toggle.

COPPA

Parental consent flows, minimal data collection and safe content rules for K-12 apps handling learners under 13. Required for US school deployments. Age-gating designed into the onboarding flow, not bolted on when a district IT review flags it.

Start a project

Discovery before code. Working demo every two weeks. We stay past launch.

How we build EdTech products

    Discovery & learning audit

    Before the first ticket: understand the pedagogical scenario, the LMS integrations required and the compliance scope — COPPA? FERPA? GDPR? WCAG? — for your specific product. Output is a document that defines architecture decisions and delivery scope. Not a pitch deck.

    Architecture for scale

    Designed for peak load from day one: concurrent exam sessions, live classes with hundreds of participants, content delivery under slow connections. Multi-tenancy, CDN for media, auth flows for educators and learners modeled separately before development starts.

    Two-week sprints, working demo every time

    SCORM runtime, LTI launcher and xAPI connector go in as features are built — not as a last-week rush. QA and accessibility testing happen in the same sprint. At the end of every two weeks you see a working build, not a status update.

    We stay past launch

    Monitoring, SLA-backed hotfixes and roadmap planning after go-live. The engineers who built the compliance layer are the ones who know where the edge cases live. Most EdTech clients extend the engagement — because switching teams mid-product costs more than continuity.

EdTech technology stack

    React

    learner UI, authoring tools and admin dashboards — component library built WCAG 2.1 AA accessible from the ground up

      Node.js

      API layer and real-time features — WebSocket for live classrooms, event-driven architecture for xAPI statement processing

        Python

        AI and ML features: adaptive learning engine, content recommendation, NLP for automated grading and learner analytics

          TypeScript

          typed interfaces across frontend and backend — catches LTI payload mismatches and xAPI schema errors before they reach production

            React Native

            cross-platform mobile for iOS and Android — offline course sync and background progress tracking without two separate codebases

              PostgreSQL

              primary store for learner profiles, course progress and assessment results — row-level security for FERPA and GDPR data isolation

                AWS

                CloudFront for global media delivery, S3 for content storage, auto-scaling ECS for exam load spikes — EU regions by default

                  Docker

                  containerised builds — consistent environments from local development to production, reproducible for compliance audits

                    Kubernetes

                    horizontal scaling for synchronous exam traffic — pods warm in advance of known peak windows, not after the first timeout

                      Terraform

                      infrastructure as code — every environment reproducible, every change reviewed, audit trail for ISO and SOC 2 readiness

                      What working with Binerals actually looks like

                      EdTech-first, not EdTech-also

                      The portfolio is primarily education. We have solved LMS multi-tenancy, SCORM edge cases and xAPI LRS integration across real projects — not as one-off experiments. That experience shows up on day one of the discovery call, not after three weeks of research.

                      EU nearshore, US business hours

                      Team operates from EU time zones (CET/EET), giving 4-6 hours of daily overlap with US East Coast and full overlap with all EU clients. Legal entity in the EU. GDPR applies to us — not just something we implement for you.

                      Standards before the first sprint

                      SCORM version, LTI compatibility, WCAG scope and FERPA data boundaries are resolved in discovery, not retrofitted at the end. Which standard version, which LMS you integrate with, which jurisdictions affect your data — architecture decisions, not compliance checkboxes.

                      Seniors on the code

                      Compliance-sensitive work — learner data, assessment integrity, content DRM — does not go to junior developers. The team you meet in the discovery call is the team that ships the product.

                      Product thinking, not ticket execution

                      If we see a design decision that will hurt learner retention or make a future SCORM integration harder, we say so. Proactive, not reactive. We are building a product, not depleting a backlog.

                      EdTech software development — built for:

                      EdTech startups pre-launch

                      K-12 school districts

                      Universities & colleges

                      Corporate L&D teams

                      Vocational training providers

                      Online course platforms

                      Professional certification bodies

                      Content publishers & EdTech SaaS

                      NGOs & non-profit education

                      Frequently Asked Questions

                      A focused eLearning app — 10-15 courses, mobile and web, xAPI tracking — typically runs $40,000-$80,000 over 10-14 weeks. Full education software development — LMS with custom authoring, multi-tenancy, SIS integration and SCORM runtime — is $120,000-$280,000 over 4-6 months. What drives cost up is the number of LMS integrations, compliance scope (COPPA adds meaningful work for K-12), jurisdictions for data residency and real-time features like live classrooms. We scope this in a discovery phase before writing any code, so the estimate is real rather than a placeholder you negotiate down.

                      Custom LMS development for a focused MVP — course delivery, progress tracking, basic reporting, user management — takes 8-14 weeks. A platform with video streaming at scale, native mobile app, SCORM runtime engine, SSO integration and third-party content compatibility takes 4-6 months. Timeline is defined in discovery, not estimated from a template. If you need a faster path to market, a white-label base with custom extensions often gets you to testable product in 6-8 weeks.

                      Yes. We have built the SCORM runtime engines ourselves rather than wrapping a third-party library. SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 3rd and 4th Edition are handled at the API level. Any authoring tool output — Articulate Storyline, Adobe Captivate, iSpring — works without custom adapters. We also handle xAPI statement tracking and LRS integration if you need detailed activity data beyond what SCORM tracks.

                      Yes. We have extended Moodle with custom plugins, built Canvas LTI tools, connected Blackboard and Google Classroom to external platforms and migrated course content between LMS systems. If you need to keep your existing LMS and add custom functionality on top, that is a straightforward engagement. If you are migrating away from a legacy system entirely, we handle content conversion and user data migration including grade history and completion records.

                      An LMS (Learning Management System) manages the delivery, tracking and administration of courses — it is the delivery and compliance layer. An LXP (Learning Experience Platform) focuses on learner-driven discovery, social learning and content aggregation from multiple sources — think Netflix for learning rather than a course catalogue. An LCMS (Learning Content Management System) is for creating and managing reusable learning objects, primarily used by instructional designers. Most organizations need an LMS. Some also need an LXP layer on top. Very few need to build an LCMS — most use tools like Articulate or Adobe. We help you determine which combination fits your use case in the discovery phase.

                      Data minimisation, granular consent flows, right to erasure for learner profiles and Data Processing Agreements are handled at the architecture level, not bolted on after the fact. EU server regions by default. Cross-border data transfer is handled correctly — not assumed to be compliant because the LMS vendor has a checkbox. For platforms serving both EU and US learners simultaneously, we model GDPR and FERPA requirements together in discovery since they occasionally conflict on data retention.

                      Yes. We build cross-platform using React Native where a single codebase is practical, and native Swift or Kotlin where performance demands it — typically for apps with complex offline sync or video recording features. Offline course access with background sync is a standard requirement we have solved across multiple projects, including cases where learners work in areas with no connectivity for extended periods.

                      Yes. Adaptive learning paths that adjust based on quiz results and time-on-task, content recommendation engines, automated quiz generation from source materials and NLP-based feedback on open-ended answers. These are built on your content and learner data, not a generic AI vendor layer you have no control over. We use Python-based ML pipelines integrated with your existing platform — not a black-box SaaS integration that creates a vendor dependency.

                      EdTech has unusual traffic patterns — hundreds of learners starting the same timed assessment at 9am on a Monday. We design for this from the start: auto-scaling compute, database connection pooling, queue-based assessment submission and pre-warmed infrastructure for known peak periods. Kubernetes handles horizontal scaling automatically. We also run load tests that simulate the expected spike before any high-stakes event, not after the first timeout complaint.

                      The team operates from EU time zones (CET/EET). For US East Coast clients that gives 4-6 hours of daily overlap — enough for a daily standup, sprint ceremonies and ad-hoc calls. For EU clients it is full overlap. Async communication is structured so nothing waits 24 hours for a response: a question raised in the morning gets an answer the same day. We have run long-term projects with US clients for years — time zones are a logistics detail, not a collaboration barrier.

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