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GraphQL Cloud Migration Services for EdTech & E-Learning Company

Veltrix Labs builds cloud migration services in GraphQL for EdTech & E-Learning companies. You are the operator or product owner. You need a studio that will own the build, say no to fake scope, and hand you a system your team can run — not a slide deck and a retainer trap.

Stack

GraphQL

Focus

EdTech & E-Learning

Built for

Company

What EdTech & E-Learning teams actually need

Learning products need cohorts, content, progress, and the unglamorous billing of seats. We design for teachers and ops staff first — students will not stay if the admin side is chaos.

  • Content and progress split across Drive, Zoom, and a forgotten LMS
  • No clean way to sell seats, cohorts, or certifications
  • Mobile learners stuck on a desktop-only portal

Cloud Migration Services with GraphQL

Move a legacy app or a brittle VPS setup onto a modern host without a surprise outage. We inventory jobs, sessions, files, and cron, then cut over with a rollback path.

GraphQL is for products with many clients — web, mobile, partner — that cannot keep growing REST variants. We design the schema around the domain, add persisted queries and rate limits, and do not let the graph become a dumping ground.

Cohort, lesson, and progress models with real completion rules

Instructor and student apps that work on phones

Payments, coupons, and access windows

Reporting that a school or academy can actually export

What you walk away with

  • A mapped inventory of jobs, files, and third-party keys before cutover
  • HTTPS, backups, and environments that match how you actually ship
  • Lower ops toil after the move — not just a new logo on the invoice

Related work from the studio

Adjacent products we have already shipped — not stock case studies.

Nearby briefs

Next step

Talk through the first release with the founders who will actually build it.

You are the operator or product owner. You need a studio that will own the build, say no to fake scope, and hand you a system your team can run — not a slide deck and a retainer trap.

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