Flagship Applications · EdTech company I co-founded · Website and learning platform
I co-founded and led Abiliti, an EdTech platform for learners aged 6 to 16. I owned the product lifecycle across the public website, student learning experience and curriculum administration tools as the platform grew beyond 1,000 active users.
VISUAL EVIDENCE
Live surfaces and project records.
OPEN FULL SIZE
OPEN FULL SIZE
OPEN FULL SIZE
OPEN FULL SIZEThe problem I addressed
I wanted to make technical education engaging for young learners while giving educators a practical way to organise courses, content and learner progress.
What I built
- A public website for discovery, enrolment and programme communication
- A student learning platform with authenticated course access
- An administration surface for courses and curriculum content
- Product workflows that supported more than 1,000 active users
My role
I co-founded the company, led the technical product and owned the lifecycle from product definition through implementation, adoption and ongoing operation.
Why this matters to me
Abiliti is my strongest example of building a company and a product together. I took responsibility for the software, the learning experience and the operational reality around it, helping the platform reach more than 1,000 active users and 90 percent adoption within six months.
Decisions I made
- Separated the public acquisition experience from the authenticated learning platform
- Designed the product around young learners, educators and administrators as distinct users
- Used adoption and real classroom use to guide product iteration
Challenges I handled
- Balancing a playful learner experience with dependable administration
- Scaling the platform while continuing to teach and gather direct feedback
- Keeping multiple product surfaces coherent as the programme grew
System signals
- Co-founded and led
- 1,000+ active users
- 90% adoption
- Full product lifecycle
- Live public website
Technologies used
Current limitations
- I keep the authenticated learning environment private and do not publish learner records, credentials or internal administration data
- The live product has continued to evolve, so I separate current screenshots from my documented delivery-period record