Live products instead of a capability deck
Four platforms with public domains you can open and judge for yourself.
We build assessment platforms, because we operate four of them.
InterEdu builds education software, online assessment systems, and learning platforms, and provides dedicated development teams. The difference is that this team designed, built, and operates four platforms in the field rather than only building to someone else specification.
Why choose a team that works in one vertical?
A generalist outsourcing firm can build anything, but has to learn the education domain from scratch on every project. You pay for that in elapsed time.
Domain understanding before code
Test blueprints, school permission models, and written-answer marking workflows are this team daily work.
Built toward transfer, not dependency
The standard InterEdu model ends with technology handover and training for your team.
Four service areas
Each area is tied to specific platforms InterEdu has built.
Education software development
InterEdu builds custom education software for schools, education authorities, and EdTech companies, drawing on four platforms it built and operates itself.
Evidence platformsphongthi.edu.vn · conghuongnghiep.edu.vnView detailsOnline assessment platform development
Build a complete online exam system: item bank, test blueprints, exam rooms, marking, and reporting. InterEdu operates three assessment platforms its own team built.
Evidence platformsphongthi.edu.vn · dgnl.phongthi.vn · phongthi.vnView detailsLMS and e-learning platform development
Build a learning management system or online practice platform where assessment and learner analytics sit at the centre rather than bolted on.
Evidence platformsdgnl.phongthi.vn · phongthi.vnView detailsDedicated development team
A team of engineers attached to your product long term, arriving with working knowledge of assessment and education workflows.
Evidence platformsphongthi.edu.vn · dgnl.phongthi.vn · phongthi.vn · conghuongnghiep.edu.vnView detailsStart with a conversation.
You do not need a finished requirements document. The context and the outcome you want are enough to begin.