Industry — EdTech
Software for the way people actually learn.
We build learning platforms that hold up where it counts: honest assessment, progress you can trust, and lessons that load on a low-end phone over weak wifi. Not the demo. The real classroom.
- 200+
- Systems shipped
- 1M+
- Learners supported
- 12
- Years building software
Why education software is different
EdTech lives or dies on the boring parts.
A flashy demo means nothing if the exam locks up under load, the progress bar lies, or the lesson won't open on the phone a student actually owns. Three things decide whether education software earns trust, and we build for all three.
Assessment you can defend
When a grade is challenged, the answer can't be a shrug. We build assessment that resists the easy cheats and keeps a record you can stand behind.
Progress that's real
Completion that means a learner actually finished, mastery that reflects what they can do. Tracking instructors trust enough to act on.
Works on a bad day
A low-end phone, a crowded classroom, shaky wifi. We treat that as the normal case and tune the product so it holds up there, not just on a fast connection.
The parts that matter
What we actually build into a learning platform.
Five parts carry the weight. Here's what each one does and why we sweat it.
Highlighting: Enrollment
- 01
Enrollment & SIS sync
Rosters that match your student information system, not a spreadsheet someone exports on Fridays. We sync enrollments, sections, and role changes so the right people see the right courses on day one, and access ends when it should.
- 02
Content & delivery
Lessons, video, and documents that open on a five-year-old Android phone on a shared connection. We compress sensibly, cache offline where it helps, and degrade gracefully so a weak network slows a lesson down instead of breaking it.
- 03
Assessment & integrity
Quizzes and exams built to resist the obvious ways people game them: question pools, timing rules, attempt limits, and proctoring hooks where the stakes call for it. Scoring you can defend when a grade gets challenged.
- 04
Analytics & outcomes
Progress that means something. We track real completion and mastery, flag the learners falling behind early, and give instructors a view they can act on in a few minutes, not a dashboard nobody opens.
- 05
Accessibility & reach
Keyboard navigation, screen-reader support, captions, and color contrast that meet WCAG, plus the localization and right-to-left support you need to reach learners beyond one language or one region.
How we handle student data
We build to FERPA and COPPA expectations.
Student data is some of the most sensitive data there is, and a lot of it belongs to children. We don't claim a certification we don't hold. We do build to the expectations these laws set, in plain terms: FERPA for US student records, and COPPA for learners under 13.
- Minimize
Collect only what the product needs
We start from the data the feature actually requires and stop there. Fewer fields, shorter retention, and a clear reason for everything we store.
- Access
Role-based access and audit logs
Teachers, admins, and parents see different things, and every sensitive read or change is logged so you can answer who-saw-what later.
- Consent
Parental and guardian consent for minors
For learners under 13 we build verifiable consent flows before any data is collected, in line with COPPA expectations, and make it easy to withdraw.
- Residency
Data residency options
When a district or region requires data to stay in a particular country, we deploy and store it there rather than wherever defaults happen to land.
- Control
Export and deletion on request
Schools and families can get a copy of their records or have them removed. We build the export and deletion paths in from the start, not as an afterthought.
- Never
We don't sell student data
Student records are used to run the product you commissioned and nothing else. No selling, no quiet sharing with ad networks, no surprise third parties.
This describes how we build, not a legal guarantee or a claim that ArenoSoft holds any specific certification. We work within your institution's own data agreements and review obligations with your team.
Built to hold up
The numbers we engineer toward.
- 99.9%
- Uptime target during exam windows
- 3s
- Lesson load on a low-end phone, weak network
- 100%
- Assessments with a full, replayable audit trail
Services behind the work
The disciplines we bring to EdTech.
Straight answers
EdTech questions buyers ask.
What kinds of EdTech products do you build?
Learning management systems, course and assessment engines, student and parent portals, tutoring and on-demand learning apps, and the integrations that tie them to an existing LMS or student information system. We build both new platforms and rescue work on systems that have outgrown their original design.
How do you keep assessments fair and hard to game?
We use question pools so no two attempts look identical, timing and attempt limits, randomized ordering, server-side scoring, and proctoring hooks for high-stakes exams. Every attempt keeps a replayable record, so a contested grade can be reviewed instead of argued.
Will it work for students on slow networks or older phones?
That's a design goal, not a nice-to-have. We compress and lazy-load media, cache content offline where it helps, and make sure a weak connection degrades the experience gracefully. We test on low-end Android devices and throttled networks, not just on a fast laptop.
How do you handle FERPA and COPPA?
We build to the expectations those laws set rather than claiming a certification we don't hold. That means data minimization, role-based access with audit logs, parental consent flows for under-13 learners, data residency options, and export and deletion on request. We can work within your institution's existing data agreements.
Can you integrate with our current LMS or SIS?
Yes. We sync rosters, sections, grades, and single sign-on with common standards like LTI, SCORM, and SAML or OAuth, and with student information systems through their APIs or exports. The goal is one source of truth, not a second system to keep in sync by hand.
Do you work with schools and companies outside Pakistan?
Yes. We're based in Lahore and work with education companies, universities, and training providers across the US, UK, and worldwide. We schedule around your time zone for the parts of the project that need real-time collaboration.
Building something in EdTech?
Tell us what you're trying to teach and who's learning. We reply to every serious enquiry within one business day.