Edtech Apps
Building Your Front-End Apps With The Power Of No-Code
Build Better Edtech Apps With Impleko’s No-Code Solutions
Technology in education is here to stay. Let us help you build intuitive, advanced, and scalable Edtech software solutions fast with no-code.
No-Code Development is Winning
FASTER
10X
COST SAVINGS
5X
SCALABILITY
20X
No Code
Why Edtech Teams Choose No-Code Development
Faster time-to-market
No-code development is 10x faster than traditional. Growing Edtech teams with great ideas need not wait for months for their vision to come to life.
Cost-effective Solutions
No-code solutions are also cheaper than the traditional ones. With the MVP developed in just 2 weeks, educators can quickly build and test new ideas cost-effectively.
Scalability
Edtech is here, but it is also evolving rapidly. You need solutions that are scalable to varying needs and agile for new developments. No-code gives you this flexibility affordably.
Our Work
We Build the Complete Edtech Software Pack
From LMS to student engagement platforms, we provide tools and expertise to accelerate your initiatives in education.
Our Project Lifecycle
We develop with speed and efficiency in mind. Here are our 5 key steps for building edtech software.
As A Forward Thinking Company, We Choose No-Code
No-Code Development
- Drag-and-drop functionality and pre-built components reduce development time.
- Extensive customization options and sometimes allow custom code injection.
- Pay-as-you-go models and reduced need for large development teams make it cost-effective.
- Most updates and maintenance are handled automatically by the platform.
Develop an MVP product in weeks
Traditional Development
- Requires manual coding, leading to longer development cycles.
- Unmatched Customization but requires in-depth technical expertise.
- Hiring developers or development teams requires higher upfront costs.
- Requires developer support for ongoing maintenance and updates.
Develop a product in months or even years
Testimonials
Trusted By World Class Companies
Some words from our lovely customers
"I have just adored working with you all. From the first meeting, [there
were] really clear cut directions and you guys pushed us when we were
working too slow."
"Creme and Bubble were great in our very early launch phase. Low-
code helped us launch and get started."
"Creme and Bubble were great in our very early launch phase. Low-
code helped us launch and get started."
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Some questions we get a lot. We have answers.
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What are Edtech tools?
Edtech tools, short for educational technology tools, are software applications, platforms, or devices used to enhance teaching and learning processes. These tools can be used by students, teachers, administrators, and parents can use these tools to improve educational outcomes.Does technology affect education?
Yes, technology significantly affects education. It has impacted the way students learn and teachers teach. Edtech tools offer personalized learning experiences, access to a vast amount of information, and opportunities for collaboration. However, using technology effectively to complement traditional teaching methods is important.Who are Edtech software companies?
Edtech software companies develop and provide technology solutions for the education sector. These companies create a wide range of products and services to improve teaching, learning, and administrative processes, such as LMS and Educational Gaming.Can education technology replace a teacher?
No, education technology cannot replace a teacher. While technology offers valuable tools and resources, it cannot replicate the human interaction, guidance, and mentorship teachers provide. Technology is a tool to aid the teaching processes, not replace it.