EdTech solutions
Learning platforms students actually finish courses on
Xcrino builds LMS platforms, e-learning apps, live classrooms and assessment tools — designed for learners, teachers and administrators alike.
- LMS
- E-learning apps
- Virtual classrooms
- Assessments
- Video
- Analytics
- 560
- Clients served
- 69+
- Developers
- 94%
- Project success rate
- 26
- Countries served
At a glance
Key takeaways
- Xcrino builds learning management systems, virtual classrooms, exam platforms and learner apps.
- We design for real classrooms and real devices: low bandwidth, shared phones and large exam-day traffic.
- AI features can start with a fixed-price proof of concept from $3,000 (about ₹2.7 lakh) in 2–4 weeks.
- Xcrino has served 560 clients in 26 countries since 2016, with 69+ developers and 94% of projects delivered on time and on budget.
Overview
What EdTech software does Xcrino build?
Course platforms, coaching apps, school management systems and exam tools — built around how your learners study and how your staff teach.
We plan for low-bandwidth users, mobile-first access, content protection and reporting that administrators can act on.
Capabilities
What we deliver for education
Most EdTech engagements combine several of these.
- Learning
LMS platforms
Courses, cohorts, progress tracking, certificates and SCORM/xAPI content.
- Live
Virtual classrooms
Live video, whiteboards, attendance and recorded sessions.
- Assess
Exams & assessments
Question banks, timed tests, proctoring options and auto-grading.
- Mobile
Learner apps
Android and iOS apps with offline downloads and push reminders.
- AI
AI learning assistants
Tutors that answer students from your own course content.
RAG development - AI
AI agents for admin
Automate enrolment, reminders and routine learner queries.
AI agent development
Challenges
What makes EdTech software different to build?
EdTech products are judged on the worst day, not the average one. An exam platform that slows down when 10,000 students log in at 9 a.m. loses trust instantly. We load-test the busiest moments, such as live classes, results day and exam start, before launch.
The second difference is the learner. Many users are young, study on shared or low-end phones, and lose connection often. We build for offline access, small downloads and simple screens, and we plan parental consent where minors are involved.
Compliance
Which regulations and standards do we design EdTech software for?
We build these requirements into the product from the start. Your compliance team, auditor or legal adviser confirms final compliance.
- DPDP Act 2023: Verifiable parental consent for learners under 18, and limits on tracking children.
- Accessibility (WCAG): Readable text, captions and keyboard access, so more learners can use the platform.
- SCORM, xAPI and LTI: Standard formats to import courses and connect with other learning tools.
- Exam integrity: Question banks, randomisation, time limits and proctoring options.
- GDPR and international rules: For platforms serving learners in the EU or other regions.
Where to start
Which EdTech projects do clients usually start with?
Most clients start with one focused first release, prove it with real users, then extend it. These are the most common starting points.
| Project | What the first release usually includes |
|---|---|
| Learning management system | What the first release usually includes: Courses, enrolment, progress tracking and certificates |
| Virtual classroom | What the first release usually includes: Live classes, recordings, attendance and chat |
| Exam and assessment platform | What the first release usually includes: Question banks, timed tests, auto-grading and results |
| AI learning assistant | What the first release usually includes: A fixed-price proof of concept that answers from your own course material |
Process
How EdTech projects run
Built in stages so you can pilot with real learners early.
- 01
Discovery
Learner journeys, content types, roles and integrations.
- 02
Pilot build
Core learning flow shipped to a small cohort first.
- 03
Scale
Payments, analytics, admin tools and mobile apps.
- 04
Support
Term-time uptime, content updates and feature work.
Security
How do we protect data in EdTech projects?
- Role-based access, so each person sees only what they need
- Encryption in transit and at rest
- Audit logs for every change to sensitive records
- Masked or test data in development and staging
- Security checks before each release
- An NDA on request; all code and IP transfer to you on full payment
Related
Related services and work
These pages explain the services and work most relevant to EdTech projects.
Website development servicesRAG developmentMobile app development services
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Share the problem, the systems involved and your timeline. We reply with next steps and, where it fits, a fixed-price first phase.
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FAQ
Questions about EdTech solutions
Scope, timelines and how we work with your team.
Can you build an LMS like Moodle or Teachable?
Yes — either a custom LMS built around your teaching model, or extensions on top of an existing platform when that is faster and cheaper.
Do you support live classes?
Yes. We integrate Zoom, Agora or WebRTC-based video with attendance, recordings and chat inside your platform.
Can courses be sold online?
Yes — one-off purchases, subscriptions, coupons and batch-based pricing with Razorpay, Stripe or PayPal.
How do you protect paid video content?
Signed URLs, DRM-capable players, watermarking and download controls depending on the risk level of the content.
Will it work for students on slow connections?
We design for low bandwidth with adaptive video, lightweight pages and offline downloads in mobile apps.
How much does EdTech software development cost?
It depends on features, users and integrations, so we quote after a discovery call. AI features can start with a proof of concept from $3,000, and dedicated developers start from $800 a month.
Can your platform handle thousands of students at once?
Yes, if it is designed for it. We plan for peak load, such as exam start or a live class, and load-test those moments before launch.
Will you sign an NDA before we share details?
Yes. We sign an NDA on request before you share anything sensitive, and confidentiality is also part of every engagement contract.