Case study·2026 · Software
Kryzotech — a Learning Ecosystem for AI & Data Skills
A full education platform for Bangladesh — bootcamps, trainer profiles, local EPS payments, and a real-time admin operation behind it all.
- Client
- Confidential · reference on request
- Sector
- Software
- Timeline
- 8 weeks
www.kryzotechbd.com — live hero
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The challenge
Kryzotech is a complete learning ecosystem for AI, data science, and professional-skills training — course marketplace in front, a real-time operations dashboard behind it, live at kryzotechbd.com.
A growing training brand needed to sell cohort-based bootcamps online, not just list them. That meant enrollment with seat limits, secure checkout through EPS — the local payment rail its students actually use — live notifications when seats move or schedules change, and staff tooling for the daily grind of running courses. Off-the-shelf LMS products handled none of the local-payment or operations reality.
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What Metaxia built
A TypeScript platform, end to end: a Node.js API over MongoDB, Redux-managed state on the client, and Socket.io pushing live updates to every connected browser.
- Course marketplace with dedicated AI and data-science tracks, cohort schedules, and seat availability
- Enrollment flow with secure EPS checkout — payments complete in-country, no manual reconciliation
- Trainer profiles connecting each cohort to the person actually teaching it
- Real-time updates over Socket.io: seat counts, announcements, and schedule changes land instantly
- A full admin dashboard: overview analytics, expense tracking, course management, blog publishing, and user administration in one place
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Inside the product
admin workspace
The whole learning platform runs from one workspace: the overview lands on live counts for active courses, workshops, blog posts, and enrollments, with quick actions into every module.
- Overview — snapshot of courses, workshops, blog, and enrollments
- Analytics & Expenses — sales, costs, and per-course P&L
- Courses, Categories & Workshops — build and organize the catalog
- Blog & Posts — tutorials, announcements, and the student feed
- Users, Enrollments & Management — students, payments, controls
- Website content — trainers, reviews, and partners on the public site
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Delivery
The marketplace shipped first with a limited course set while payments ran shadow tests against the EPS integration. Admin modules followed one at a time — courses, then blog, then expenses and user management — so staff adopted each tool as it landed instead of relearning everything at once.
Timeline: 8 weeks · one accountable team
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What changed
Live in production at kryzotechbd.com, carrying cohort enrollments end to end
EPS checkout completes local payments without a manual reconciliation step
Seat counts and announcements update in real time across every open session
Daily operations — courses, blog, expenses, users — run from one dashboard with zero engineering involvement
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