EdTech
EdTech software development for courses and exams, ready for exam morning
Infoloop is an EdTech software development company. It delivers courses, timed exams, remote proctoring, AI-assisted grading and certificates for education companies that sell to schools, colleges and training providers. Every exam is load tested for peak concurrent users before learners arrive.
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A whole year group signing in inside ten minutes
Every exam starts at the same minute on networks you do not control. We rehearse the peak on a copy of the real paper set, then hold that speed through the window.
- sitting this window
- A year group
- sign-in, school network
- Rehearsed
Education products are judged in exam week
An entire cohort signing in at the same minute. Term dates that cannot move. Procurement teams that require accessibility, data residency and audit trail answers before they sign.
Most education companies are not short of features. They are short of a product that performs under load. The exam page that worked for ten internal testers slows down when a full cohort signs in. Grading runs late. Results are entered into the institution's student information system by hand.
Often the original development agency is gone. Nobody on your team wrote the code, integrations fail silently, and nobody is on call during exam week. Or you are adding AI to a product institutions already pay for. One incorrect flag or grade could cost you the contract.
- Exams load tested for peak exam-morning traffic.
- AI grading and proctoring with a person making every decision.
- Results synced back to the systems institutions already use.
Infoloop delivers the learning and assessment software you sell, often starting from LoopIQ, its learning and online testing platform for training providers. The software integrates with the systems your customers already use. Infoloop is headquartered in India and works with companies worldwide.
Measured results
- 99.9%uptime on software Infoloop supports, including enrollment periods and exam windows
- 50+projects delivered, each against a written scope agreed before work started
- 4.8average client rating across Trustpilot, Google, Clutch and GoodFirms
- 1 daymaximum response time from a named contact, on any business day
Where EdTech products come under pressure
Four issues education companies raise on the first call: a fixed exam date, inherited code, high-risk AI features and results trapped outside customer systems.
A fixed exam date that is approaching
You sold a live assessment product for this term, and the date will not move. Infoloop delivers it end to end and load tests it against your busiest morning. One real cohort completes the full flow, from registration to certificate, before paying learners arrive.
An inherited codebase with no original developers
Nobody on your team wrote the code you inherited. Grading fails silently, integrations break and nobody is on call during exam week. We take ownership of the codebase, stabilize the weakest parts and change it one safe release at a time.
AI grading or proctoring that could misfire
Institutions already depend on your product, so one incorrect flag or grade costs you the contract. Every AI feature ships with defined limits. It proposes a first grade against your own rubric. Every flag goes to a review queue with the recording, and a person decides.
Results trapped outside customer systems
Institutions want single sign-on, synced student rosters and results returned to the systems they already pay for. Integrations follow SCORM, xAPI and LTI, the standards procurement teams request by name. Where an institution uses an uncommon system, a direct integration connects it.
Where EdTech products come under pressure
4 problemsProblem 1 of 4
A fixed exam date that is approaching
What we do
You sold a live assessment product for this term, and the date will not move. Infoloop delivers it end to end and load tests it against your busiest morning. One real cohort completes the full flow, from registration to certificate, before paying learners arrive.
- Built end to end
- Load tested
- One real group first
Built for the busiest morning. Supported after launch.
Case studies
Measured results from an AI support assistant and an attendance rollout on OpsDeck, Infoloop's HRMS, CRM and ERP for manufacturers.
An AI support assistant that cut manual ticket work by 72%
An AI support assistant cut first response time from hours to under two minutes and reduced manual ticket handling by 72%.
- manual ticket hours
- -72%
- first response time
- <2 min
- to first version live
- 5 weeks
Your project
Planning takes about a week. The go-live date is then set in writing around your term dates, with one real cohort tested first.
What an EdTech engagement includes
For education companies that need software live before the term begins.
Planned around your term dates
Planning takes about a week. The go-live date is then set in writing around your term dates, with one real cohort tested first.
Budget agreed first
Scope, milestones, rate and estimate, agreed in writing before development starts. A clear scope usually has a fixed price.
Start from working software
LoopIQ, our learning and online testing platform, already handles courses, question banks and certificates. You pay to adapt it, not to develop it from scratch.
Answers ready for procurement
Accessibility, data residency, record retention and audit trail details, documented for your buyers.
Support through exam windows
Monitoring of uptime, exam completions and the grading queue, fixes within an agreed service level and a monthly report.
Trusted by companies whose product must perform on exam day
Delivered on LoopIQ, a platform Infoloop owns, with frameworks your team already knows.
- NHS
- HSBC UK
- Infosys
- GoCardless
- Makson
- Brompton
- HCFS
- projects delivered
- 50+
- countries
- 6
- uptime on software we support
- 99.9%
- average client rating
- 4.8
What our clients say
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Confidence 96%
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FAQs
Questions about EdTech software development
Direct answers for product and engineering leads. Raise anything else on the call.
What does EdTech software development include?
It includes a learning management system (LMS) for courses and learner records. It also includes question banks, timed exams, remote proctoring, AI-assisted grading and certificates with renewal reminders. Integrations return results to your customers' systems. Some of it starts from LoopIQ, so part of the work is setup, not new code.
How does AI grading keep a person in charge?
An instructor confirms or changes every grade before a learner sees it. The software proposes a first grade against your rubric and shows its reasoning. Every change is recorded for moderation, appeals and audits. The feature can be disabled without taking the exam platform offline.
Can exams run with remote proctoring?
Yes. Remote proctoring means the software monitors the camera and screen during an exam taken at home. It flags a switched tab, an empty seat or a second face. Every flag goes to a review queue with the recording, and one of your staff decides. The software never fails a student on its own.
Will it work with the software our customers already use?
Yes. Integrations cover single sign-on, student rosters and results returned to the student information system, CRM and HR tools your customers use. Course content and results follow SCORM, xAPI and LTI, the standards learning platforms use to exchange data. Uncommon systems get a direct integration, scoped and estimated up front.
What does EdTech software development cost?
The rate and an estimate are agreed in writing after a 30-minute call. Cost depends on whether LoopIQ fits your product or the platform is developed from scratch, and on the integrations. A clear scope usually has a fixed price, and changing scope is billed hourly. Support after launch is billed hourly, against a monthly estimate.
What happens after the learning platform launches?
Optional support is billed hourly, against a monthly estimate agreed in writing. It covers monitoring, fixes within an agreed service level, small improvements, security updates and a monthly report. Coverage increases during enrollment periods and exam windows. If your team prefers to operate the platform in-house, you receive full written documentation.
Show us how your product works today
A 30-minute call, then a written scope with milestones and an estimate. If LoopIQ fits, we say so, and the cost is lower. If not, development starts from your existing product.