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For Schools & Institutions

Learning software built for schools and educational institutes

We design and build custom learning apps for classrooms, universities and institutes — and we run them on every device your students already own.

Dialect Atlas grew out of building real, offline-first learning apps for endangered and under-served languages. We put that same engine to work for educational institutions: your curriculum, your content, your branding — delivered as polished native apps.

One shared codebase ships to Android, iPhone and iPad, macOS and Linux, so a single project reaches every learner without extra per-platform cost.

Student app + teacher dashboard

The same learning content can power a student-facing app and a school-facing dashboard for progress, content and support.

School dashboard

Teacher dashboard

See usage, completion and offline sync status across the programme.

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Track adoption at a glance

See usage, completion and offline sync status across the programme.

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Content · Unit 361%

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Track adoption at a glance

What a school has after the first month

A pilot should produce something your team can evaluate with real learners, not just a slide deck or specification.

  1. 1Week 1

    Curriculum and device audit

    We map your syllabus, learner groups, languages, offline constraints and school-owned devices before designing the first build.

  2. 2Weeks 2-3

    Clickable learning prototype

    Students and teachers can try core lessons, audio, review flows and teacher views with your own content.

  3. 3Week 4

    Pilot report and next scope

    You get usage notes, technical recommendations and a clear plan for expanding into a full course or institution-wide app.

Choose the right starting scope

Schools do not all need the same build. These scopes make the first conversation concrete without locking you into a fixed product.

  • Pilot

    Prototype for one course

    A focused app around one unit, dialect, or semester module so your team can test the learning flow with real students.

  • Curriculum

    Full course app

    A complete learning path with lessons, audio, quizzes, review, teacher notes, and offline access across student devices.

  • Institution

    Branded learning platform

    A larger rollout with your visual identity, multiple classes or dialects, publishing support, maintenance, and staff onboarding.

One codebase. Every device your students use.

Our apps run natively across the platforms schools and institutes actually rely on — from personal phones to lab desktops — and work fully offline once installed.

  • Android

    Native apps for phones and tablets, including the low-cost devices common in classrooms. Distributable via Google Play or managed rollout.

  • iPhone & iPad

    Native iOS and iPadOS apps for personal and school-managed devices, delivered through the App Store or MDM.

  • macOS

    Desktop-class apps for the Mac computers in labs, libraries and staff offices.

  • Linux

    First-class Linux support for the open-source desktops many schools and universities deploy.

Built for classrooms, procurement and long-term upkeep

  • Offline by default

    Lessons, audio and review keep working in low-bandwidth rooms, field programmes and managed-device environments.

  • Privacy-aware setup

    We scope analytics, accounts and student data around your policies instead of forcing a generic consumer app model.

  • Maintained after launch

    Content updates, platform releases, store changes and teacher feedback can be handled as part of an ongoing support plan.

What we build for you

  • Custom curriculum

    Lessons, exercises and assessments shaped around your syllabus and learning goals — not a fixed template.

  • Multi-dialect & multilingual

    Support for multiple dialects and interface languages, so one app serves diverse classrooms and communities.

  • Offline-first

    Everything works without a connection — ideal for field schools, low-bandwidth regions and exam settings.

  • Teacher & progress tools

    Optional dashboards, progress tracking and content management for educators and administrators.

  • Accessible & inclusive

    Built to accessibility standards, with audio, transcripts and adjustable interfaces for every learner.

  • Your brand

    Your name, colours, logo and identity throughout — published under your institution or ours.

Who we work with

  • Schools

    Primary and secondary schools introducing languages, heritage tongues or specialised subjects.

  • Universities

    Departments and research groups turning coursework and corpora into interactive apps.

  • Language institutes

    Cultural and language institutes delivering courses to learners at home and abroad.

  • NGOs & communities

    Organisations preserving and teaching minority and endangered languages.

How we work

  1. 01

    Discovery

    We map your goals, learners, content and the platforms you need to reach.

  2. 02

    Design

    We shape the curriculum flow, interface and design system with your team.

  3. 03

    Build

    We develop the apps once and target Android, iPhone, macOS and Linux together.

  4. 04

    Deliver & support

    We publish, train your staff and maintain the apps as your needs evolve.

Frequently asked questions

Which platforms do the apps run on?

One shared codebase ships native apps to Android phones and tablets, iPhone and iPad, macOS and Linux — so a single project reaches every device your students already use.

Do the apps work offline?

Yes. Every app is offline-first: lessons, audio and exercises work fully without a connection once installed, which suits field schools, low-bandwidth regions and exam settings.

Can the app use our own curriculum and branding?

Yes. We build the lessons, exercises and assessments around your syllabus, and carry your name, colours and logo throughout. Apps can be published under your institution or ours.

Do you support multiple languages and dialects?

Yes. Apps support multiple dialects and interface languages, so a single app serves diverse classrooms and multilingual communities.

Who do you build for?

Schools, universities, language and cultural institutes, and NGOs preserving minority or endangered languages.

How does a project get started?

We begin with discovery to map your goals and learners, design the curriculum and interface with your team, build once for every platform, then publish, train your staff and maintain the apps as your needs evolve.

Let's talk

Bring us one course, one cohort or one difficult learning workflow.

We will turn it into a practical pilot plan with the platforms, content model and classroom constraints spelled out.