AI-Native EdTech Software Development That Ships Learning Outcomes

We build learning management systems, K-12 and higher-education platforms, certification and assessment engines, work-based-learning and internship portals, multi-tenant SaaS for institutions, and accessibility-first inclusive learning systems. Our verified work spans certification (IKO), US K-12 standards-aligned test prep (Georgia Test Prep), career and internship learning (PilotCity), and inclusive LMS for public agencies (NCPEDP).

We build them in production. AddWeb has run a dedicated AI engineering unit for four years. In education software that means adaptive learning paths, AI tutoring and Q&A, automated grading and feedback, content generation, plagiarism and proctoring signals, and predictive analytics on learner outcomes — engineered into the core architecture, not bolted on. We also operate our own ML showcase, the La Liga Score Predictor, as proof we ship machine learning to production.

Student data is the first thing education buyers worry about, so we design for it from day one. AddWeb is ISO 27001 certified for information security, audited annually by an accredited body. We architect role-based access, encryption in transit and at rest, audit logging, and data-residency controls, and we align builds to the privacy frameworks your market requires — including FERPA and COPPA for US education and GDPR for UK and EU institutions. Specific compliance scope is confirmed in Discovery against your jurisdictions.

Yes, and we treat accessibility as core engineering rather than a retrofit. For NCPEDP, India’s national disability-rights body, we built an accessibility-first LMS with screen-reader-friendly lessons, keyboard navigation, high-contrast modes, multilingual content, and Indian Sign Language modules. For your platform we target WCAG conformance and build accessible interaction patterns into the component library from the start.

We design for it. Education platforms have spiky load — enrollment windows, exam periods, course launches. We use modular architectures, cloud infrastructure, caching layers, and multi-tenant patterns that let institutions and EdTech startups grow without re-platforming. IKO’s certification platform serves learners across more than 60 countries on architecture our team built and scaled.

Both. We have shipped MVPs for venture-backed EdTech startups and platform builds for established education organizations and public agencies. Many clients start with a fixed-scope MVP and move to a dedicated team for ongoing product development once they have traction. The engineering standard is the same regardless of stage.

We match the stack to the platform. We are an Official Laravel Partner and Acquia-certified Drupal practice, and we build with ReactJS, Vue.js, Node.js, and WordPress where they fit. PilotCity runs on Vue.js with automated CI/CD; IKO is a Drupal-based certification platform; Georgia Test Prep is a standards-aligned web application. We recommend the stack in Discovery based on your scale, team, and integration needs — never a one-size template.

A focused MVP — for example a course platform or assessment engine — typically ships in 8 to 14 weeks. A full institutional platform with AI workflows, integrations, and compliance review runs 16 to 28 weeks. We commit to a fixed timeline after a two-week paid Discovery and publish a weekly burndown so you always know what is at risk.

Yes. We build and integrate against the standards education platforms rely on — LTI for tool interoperability, SCORM and xAPI for content, SSO and SAML for institutional login, and payment, video, and analytics providers. If you run on Moodle, Canvas, Open edX, or a custom system, we integrate with it rather than asking you to rip and replace.

Engagements are scoped in a two-week paid Discovery rather than quoted from a rate card, because education builds vary widely in compliance and scale. Both fixed-price and dedicated-team models are available, with consistent pricing transparency across both. Fixed-price suits well-defined builds; a dedicated team — typically three to twelve engineers plus a PM and architect — suits evolving product roadmaps.

Yes. We offer post-launch support and maintenance to keep your platform secure, updated, and performing through enrollment surges and exam cycles. Many EdTech clients keep a dedicated team engaged for ongoing feature development, where every pull request is peer-reviewed against a published engineering standard.

Every pull request is peer-reviewed against a published engineering standard. We run automated SAST, dependency scanning, and OWASP Top 10 checks in CI, and deliver code with unit and integration test coverage. AddWeb is ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certified and holds a 98% client-retention rate, audited and verifiable.

AddWeb is US-registered with headquarters in Greenville, South Carolina, and global delivery from Ahmedabad plus offices in Jaipur, New Jersey, Melbourne, and Tokyo. You contract with a US entity and work with a team that overlaps your timezone at least four hours daily. We are a technology partner that takes accountability for outcomes not a body shop selling hours.

We build for it. Education buyers and learners increasingly start in AI answer engines, so we structure content with answer-quotable formatting, schema markup, and an llms.txt reference layer so your platform and its content can be cited in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews. This is answer engine optimization, and it is table stakes for EdTech visibility in 2026.