Use case · EdTech

An EdTech app prototype, from a prompt.

Describe your learning product and Koryvant generates the whole app as a clickable prototype — course, lesson, quiz, and progress — every screen, every state, light and dark.

Every screen a learning product needs

Learning products are a journey of states — not started, in progress, completed, failed. Koryvant draws each one.

  • Catalogue and course

    Course discovery and the course overview, in empty, loading, and enrolled states, so the way in is designed.

  • Lesson and player

    The lesson view — video, reading, or interactive — with not-started, in-progress, and completed states.

  • Quiz and assessment

    The quiz flow with question, answer, result, and retry states, where a learning product proves itself.

  • Progress and streaks

    Progress tracking, streaks, and certificates, in empty and populated states, so motivation surfaces are part of the design.

  • Discussion and support

    Q&A, discussion, and help screens, in empty and active states.

  • Instructor view

    The other side — authoring, roster, and grading screens an instructor works from.

A blueprint, not a running app

Koryvant is the design-complete blueprint layer, not a full-app builder. There is no backend, no database, and no running full-stack app.

You get the design-complete blueprint of the learning app as a safe static artifact with bounded, predictable cost — the design and UI layer your idea becomes before a line of app code is written.

Questions

What does a Koryvant EdTech prototype include?
Every screen — catalogue and course, lesson and player, quiz and assessment, progress and streaks, discussion, and the instructor view — each in its not-started, in-progress, completed, error, and edge states, across light and dark, with stack-agnostic handoff specs.
Do the lessons and quizzes actually run?
No. They are design surfaces with representative content and states, not a running learning platform. Koryvant is the design-complete blueprint layer, not a full-app builder. There is no backend, no database, and no running full-stack app.
Can engineers build from it?
Yes. Unlocking the project gives you the full artifact set with stack-agnostic handoff specs, so a team can build on whatever stack it prefers, starting from a decided design rather than designing while it builds.
What does it cost?
Generating, previewing, and iterating is free. Unlocking a project to edit, deploy, and download is a one-time payment per project — no subscription, no credits. See the pricing page for the current price.