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Apps

Shared apps now, dedicated apps under your own name

Start on the shared Learn360 apps for Windows, macOS, Android and iOS. When you're ready, we publish dedicated apps carrying your institute's name, icon and store listing.

Two ways to ship

Shared apps or dedicated apps

The difference is whose name is on the store listing — and how quickly you can go live.

  • Fastest to launch

    Shared apps

    Your institute runs inside the Learn360 apps. Students download one app, sign in, and see your courses. Nothing to submit to a store, nothing to maintain.

    • Live in days, not review cycles.

    • No developer accounts to register or renew.

    • Updates handled by us across all four platforms.

    • Your branding inside the app once signed in.

  • Your own identity

    Dedicated apps

    Apps published under your institute's own name, icon and store listing. Students search your name in the store and find you — not a platform vendor.

    • Your name and icon on the App Store and Play Store.

    • Your splash screen and theme from first launch.

    • Pairs with a custom domain and full white-labelling.

    • Available on Windows and macOS too, not just mobile.

Why native matters

The strongest protection lives in the apps

A browser can only be locked down so far. Native desktop and mobile builds enforce content protection more strictly, which matters most for the high-value recordings institutes worry about.

  • DRM playback enforced at the platform level.

  • Dynamic watermarking rendered into every session.

  • Device binding tied to the actual device, not just a browser profile.

  • Background auto-pause handled natively — the app knows when it's been minimised.

How content protection works

Enforcement by platform

CapabilityWebDesktopMobile
DRM videoYesYesYes
Dynamic watermarkYesYesYes
Device bindingProfileDeviceDevice
Background auto-pauseTab focusNativeNative

Everywhere

The same course, whichever device is to hand

Students revise on a phone during a commute and sit mock exams on a laptop. Progress, notes, highlights and completion state follow them across every platform.

  • Progress syncs — including segment-accurate video position.

  • Notes and highlights made on one device appear on the rest.

  • Exams and assignments available wherever the student signs in.

  • Web included on your own domain, for anyone who'd rather not install anything.

Getting dedicated apps live

What the process involves

  1. 1

    Brand assets

    You provide your logo, icon and colour palette.

  2. 2

    Domain

    We set the LMS up on your own web address.

  3. 3

    Developer accounts

    Apple and Google accounts are registered in your institute's name.

  4. 4

    Builds produced

    Windows, macOS, Android and iOS builds carrying your identity.

  5. 5

    Store submission

    We prepare and submit the listings for review.

  6. 6

    Ongoing updates

    Platform updates roll into your apps as they ship.

Shared to start, dedicated when it's worth it

Tell us your timeline and student numbers and we'll tell you honestly which one you need.