What we make explicit

Built to be evaluated directly

Pricing, platform boundaries, integration paths, and trust posture are made explicit so teachers, schools, districts, and partners can assess Simplest Data without guesswork.

Pricing

Credits, rollover, and overage are published clearly.

Platform scope

What exists now, what is in progress, and what comes next are distinguished clearly.

Integration reality

Simplest Data supports both direct xAPI and non-xAPI integration paths.

Trust posture

Security direction and assurance trajectory are made visible, not implied.
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A problem worth solving for

Most K-12 learning activity data still lives in disconnected systems

The tools teachers, schools, districts, and EdTech at large rely on, were never built for portability nor the structure to work together. Until now.

Fragmented activity data

You're not short on data. Your problem is they are scattered across every tool you use.

Inconsistent integrations

Most, if not all, your ability relies on manual reconciliation or costly brittle connections.

Weak or vague usability

When your data is already scatter shot across systems, it's usability becomes unreliable.

Direct xAPI when available. Structured non-xAPI when needed.

We recognize some tools already emit xAPI directly. Many important systems do not. Simplest Data is built for both realities.

Direct xAPI

When your tools emit xAPI directly, they can enter the platform seamlessly.

"Everything Else"

When your tools don't emit xAPI, we handle the complexity and bring that activity data into the same governed foundation.
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