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classroom.cloud Turns the School Screen Into a Safeguarding Signal
A British software veteran took three awkward school jobs - teaching, device support and online safety - and put them in one browser tab. The clever part is not watching screens; it is deciding which signals deserve a human response.
LinkIt! Built the Missing Layer Between School Data and the Next Decision
Schools were drowning in scores, spreadsheets and good intentions. LinkIt! made a business out of connecting the evidence to the intervention - then put former educators beside the software to make sure districts actually use it.
The Regis Company Spent 20 Years Building Simulations. Now AI Is Cutting the Cost by 90%.
Corporate training has long measured who finished the course. Regis built SimGate to measure what people do when the decision gets uncomfortable - and to make a once-bespoke format affordable enough to scale.
Apptegy Turned One Missed School Event Into a Communications Business Serving 5,250 Districts
School communication used to mean a website, an alert vendor, a social account and a prayer. Apptegy bundled the mess into one district-branded front door - then learned that software alone cannot make a community listen.
Unibuddy Built the Wrong Product Twice - Then Universities Gave It a 500-Campus Playbook
The edtech started with a high-school dashboard, tried to build its own marketplace, and kept hearing one awkward question: where is the traffic? Its answer - live inside university websites - turned a student chat idea into an enterprise enrollment platform.