LMS and course platform development.
Course platforms built around how people actually complete courses.
Most learning platforms are content libraries with a login. The ones that produce completions add structure: a clear next lesson, visible progress, checkpoints that confirm understanding, and a reason to come back tomorrow. If you are selling outcomes rather than videos, that structure is the product.
What’s included
- Course, module and lesson structure with ordering
- Video hosting integration with resume-where-you-left-off
- Progress tracking and completion requirements
- Quizzes, assignments and marking
- Certificates on completion
- Drip release and cohort-based scheduling
- One-off purchase, subscription or bundled access
Completion is the metric that matters
Refunds, reviews and word of mouth all follow completion rather than purchase. Clear next steps, visible progress, sensible lesson length and nudges when someone stalls do more for completion than any amount of extra content.
Protecting video without punishing students
Video is your most valuable and most copyable asset. Signed URLs, domain restriction and per-session tokens stop casual sharing. Anything more aggressive mostly degrades the experience for paying students without stopping a determined ripper.
Common questions
Can we sell subscriptions as well as individual courses?
Yes — one-off purchase, subscription, bundles and time-limited access can coexist.
Where does video get hosted?
Usually a dedicated provider with signed playback URLs, which is cheaper and more reliable than serving video yourself.
Can we run cohorts with fixed start dates?
Yes. Cohort scheduling, drip release and group progress tracking are all supported.
Have a project in mind?
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