Start with your challenge
You bring a concrete problem or opportunity. That might be a specific workflow, integration or analytics requirement, or an entirely new AI-powered learning or engagement solution.
Sendsteps is the Learning Loop Platform for education. We co-create new solutions inside the platform with universities, educational institutions and companies when a standard feature set does not solve the challenge. You bring the problem and domain expertise; we bring product, UX, AI and development. Scope and costs are agreed upfront, from a focused pilot to a larger partnership.
Sendsteps does not operate as a traditional software development agency. Instead of building a feature from a specification, we start with the problem: what are you trying to improve, why it matters, and what a successful solution would look like for the people who will use it.
From there, our product team works with your experts and end users to design, build and validate the right solution. Whenever possible, we build inside the Sendsteps platform so the work can keep evolving, fit your existing workflow and benefit from future Sendsteps developments.
Domain expertise, the people who will use the solution, and a clear sense of what needs to change.
Product, UX, AI and software development, plus a Learning Loop already in use in education.
Five steps from a concrete challenge to a working solution you can test with real users.
You bring a concrete problem or opportunity. That might be a specific workflow, integration or analytics requirement, or an entirely new AI-powered learning or engagement solution.
Our product team works with your experts to understand the use case, users and desired outcomes. Together we determine what should be built, and, just as importantly, what should not.
Our development team creates the solution and we test it with real users in your organization. That helps us learn quickly and improve based on actual usage rather than assumptions.
We evaluate whether the solution addresses the original problem, then use feedback and data to improve it further. AI recommends; you decide what to keep.
Many challenges are not unique to one organization. When a solution has broader value, it can become part of the Sendsteps platform, so your organization can help shape innovation that may later support more teachers, students, employees or institutions.
Co-creation does not have to start with a large project. The scope, responsibilities and costs are always agreed upfront, so you know what you are committing to before development starts.
Test an idea or solve a clearly defined challenge with a limited scope.
Design and develop a new workflow, feature, integration or solution together.
Work closely with our product team on larger challenges and help shape future Sendsteps solutions.
Useful software does not come from developers guessing what users need. It comes from combining people who understand the problem with people who know how to turn that problem into a product that can scale.
Co-creation is how Sendsteps builds new solutions inside the Learning Loop Platform with universities, educational institutions and companies when the standard feature set does not solve the challenge. You bring the problem and domain expertise. We bring product, UX, AI and development.
No. Sendsteps does not operate as a traditional software development agency. We start from the problem to improve, then design, build and validate with your experts and end users. Whenever possible, work lands inside the Sendsteps platform so it can keep evolving.
Co-creation is for institutions and companies that have a concrete learning or business challenge, people who will use the solution, and a sense of what success looks like. You do not need a finished technical specification to start a conversation.
Scope and costs are agreed upfront, before development starts. You can begin with a focused pilot or a larger partnership. Sendsteps typically replies within one business day after you describe the challenge.
Tell us what you are trying to achieve. You don’t need a technical specification or a fully worked-out solution. A problem worth solving is enough to start.