Startup

Adaptemy

Dublin-based provider of an adaptive learning engine and AI tools that publishers, edtech firms and ministries build into their learning products.

About Adaptemy

Adaptemy, founded in 2015 by Conor O'Sullivan and Conor Flynn, builds adaptive learning technology that other education organisations integrate into their own products. Its engine combines models of the learner, the curriculum and the content to estimate each student's ability, spot misconceptions and recommend the next question, feedback or learning path. Clients connect through an API or use ready-made adaptive courses that plug into common LMSs. Named clients include school publishers such as Klett, Sanoma and Cornelsen, and its technology powers Singapore's national Adaptive Learning System.

Products and services

  • Adaptive Learning Engine

    API that profiles each learner and returns personalised recommendations to a client's learning platform.

  • Complete Adaptive Learning Solutions

    Ready-made adaptive courses that plug into LMSs such as Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard and Brightspace.

  • Adaptemy Roadmap

    Product listed on the company site; no description was published.

Who Adaptemy works with

  • K-12 publishers
  • Edtech companies
  • Universities and training providers
  • Education ministries

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This profile was written by WAC from Adaptemy’s own website and checked in October 2026. It describes the organization and is not an endorsement. Is this your organization? Send a correction.

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