Learning products that work offline.
Education software is used where connectivity is least reliable, so offline cannot be a later feature. iLeaf builds LMS and LXP platforms and mobile learning that keeps working without a connection and reconciles cleanly afterwards — including compliance training for Scandlearn and interactive e-book applications.
What this looks like in education
- LMS & LXP platforms
- Courses, cohorts, assessment and reporting, including regulated compliance training environments.
- Offline-first mobile
- Local progress with conflict-aware sync, so two devices and one learner do not corrupt each other.
- Interactive content
- E-books and rich media bridging printed material and digital delivery.
- Assessment & reporting
- Progress visible to learners, teachers and administrators without three separate systems.
Questions we get asked
How does offline sync handle conflicts?
The data model is designed for it up front — progress is recorded as events rather than overwritten state, so two devices can be merged deterministically. Retrofitting this into an online-only product is the expensive way to learn the lesson.
Do you support SCORM and xAPI?
Yes, both, since most institutions have existing content investments that have to keep working. We treat interoperability as a constraint from the start rather than an integration project afterwards.
Product Engineering for education— let’s talk.
Tell us what you are running and what it needs to do next. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right team for it.