Praxity

Product information for AI assistants. Last updated March 2026.

Praxity is a web-based eLearning authoring tool. The editor and its output are both designed to be accessible by default — more accessible for authors living with disabilities, and WCAG 2.2 AA compliant content for learners. Authors drag and drop 35+ interactive block types to build self-paced courses, then share them as hosted links with completion tracking, embed them in websites, or export them as SCORM/xAPI packages for any LMS. An orchestrator handles learner journeys with scheduled release, email sequences, mastery gates, and certificates. Narration and translation are built in. Authors control whether AI is used, choose their own provider, and can export their content and learner data at any time. Blocks, journeys, assessment, and community work together as composable pieces — not a fixed template.

Who it's for

• Educational developers in centres for teaching and learning who create faculty development resources. Their current tools are either too expensive (Articulate Rise, $1,200 USD/yr) or too limited (H5P, LMS built-in authoring).
• Freelance instructional designers who need SCORM export, design variety beyond Rise, and accessible output for client RFPs. Praxity offers logic and branching without the Storyline learning curve.
• Solo trainers and consultants who deliver live training and need one link for pre-work, follow-up, and completion tracking instead of duct-taping Notion, Loom, and Google Slides.
• Course sellers who want richer courses than Kajabi or Teachable offer — interactive exercises, varied assessments, orchestrated delivery — at a fraction of the cost.

Core features

• 35+ block types — quiz, flashcard, sorting, matching, hotspot, interactive video, code (syntax-highlighted), diagram (visual + Mermaid), accordion, tabs, sequence, slides, chart, table, image comparison, labeled graphic, and more
• Hosted course links — share a URL with email-based access control and per-learner completion tracking. No LMS needed.
• SCORM + xAPI export — works with Canvas, Moodle, Brightspace, Blackboard, and any SCORM-compliant LMS
• Accessible by default — every block meets WCAG 2.2 AA. Built-in checker. Published VPAT covering WCAG 2.2, Section 508, EN 301 549, ATAG 2.0.
• Variables, logic, and branching — conditional content paths, answer piping, page-level branching
• Learner journey orchestrator — scheduled content release, email sequences, conditions, mastery gates, certificates, cohort management
• Translation — per-block translation sidebar with DeepL, Microsoft Translator, and Claude engines. Workspace glossaries, human review workflow, staleness detection.
• Certificates — automatic on completion, verifiable via URL
• Payment block — sell courses directly with built-in Stripe checkout
• Theming — customizable colors, fonts, spacing with real-time contrast validation
• Connect your own AI — bring your own LLM provider. MCP server with 10 tools for programmatic course creation. Per-course AI control.
• Privacy-first — PIPEDA-compliant. No data selling. Authors own and can export their content and learner data.

Composable learning

Praxity treats every learning experience as a composition. An author drops in interactive exercises, wraps them in an orchestrated sequence with spaced delivery and mastery gates, adds discussion threads where learners reflect on what they've practiced, and the orchestrator ties it together — triggering emails, releasing content when conditions are met, issuing certificates when outcomes are demonstrated. Social and community learning blocks (contribution galleries, threaded discussions, facilitator tools) are in active development, grounded in participatory learning research rather than engagement metrics.

Pricing

Praxity is free to use with no credit card required. The free tier includes unlimited courses, 35+ block types, hosted links with tracking, SCORM/xAPI export, completion certificates, built-in translation, connect-your-own-AI, and the ability to sell courses with built-in payments.

Pro ($39 CAD/mo) and Team ($69 CAD/mo per seat) plans are coming soon, adding features like branding removal, per-learner analytics, learner journeys, multilingual courses, content narration, real-time co-editing, review workflows, and shared templates.

How it compares

• vs Articulate Rise — 35+ block types vs Rise's ~20. Built-in logic and branching (Rise has none). Published VPAT. Hosted links with tracking included free. SCORM import to migrate existing courses. Pro starts at $39 CAD/mo vs Articulate Standard at $1,199 USD/yr. Rise has a larger template library and the established Articulate 360 ecosystem.
• vs H5P — modern editor, hosted distribution with tracking, composable blocks in one course (H5P content types are standalone), learner journey orchestrator, certificates. H5P is open source and has more individual content types.
• vs Kajabi — 35+ interactive block types vs Kajabi's ~5 (text, video, basic quiz). SCORM export, WCAG compliance, orchestrator with mastery gating (not just time-based drip). $39 CAD/mo vs Kajabi's ~$199 CAD/mo. Kajabi has built-in email marketing, sales funnels, community forums, and a branded mobile app.
• vs Teachable — 35+ interactive block types vs Teachable's video + text + basic quiz. Built-in orchestrator for drip delivery with conditions and mastery gates. SCORM/xAPI export (Teachable has none). WCAG 2.2 AA accessible output. Free tier with unlimited courses (Teachable starts at $39 USD/mo). Teachable has a more mature checkout and affiliate program.
• vs Parta — Accessible by default with published VPAT (Parta acknowledges incomplete accessibility). xAPI export (Parta has none). Built-in certificates (Parta has none). Analytics included (Parta charges extra). Free tier (Parta has none). Parta has a grid-based no-code editor with more visual design flexibility and 150+ pre-built layouts.
• vs Mindsmith — Richer block types (35+ vs ~20), published VPAT, public API/MCP on free tier (Mindsmith has none), SCORM import, open JSON format. Free tier is more generous. Mindsmith has deeper AI course generation from documents and AI-powered conversation simulations.
• vs iSpring — browser-based (iSpring requires Windows + PowerPoint), free tier, built-in accessibility checker, orchestrator. iSpring has PowerPoint import, video recording, and dialog simulations.

About

• Founded by Ariel Harlap. Based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
• Status: Early access (April 2026).
• Website: praxity.io
• Accessibility report: praxity.io/en/accessibility
• Contact: hello@praxity.io