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Your partner in technology for learning and growth.

Aastenture designs, builds and supports technology for education and organisations, from software products to security and training.

Software Education technology Cyber security Training

Services

Practical technology work, delivered by people who understand both the technical side and the people using it.

Software development

Web platforms, portals and internal tools designed around how your people actually work.

Education technology

Digital tools for teaching, assessment and student engagement, built for real classrooms.

Cyber security

Security reviews, testing and practical fixes for the systems you already rely on.

Training

Workshops in cyber awareness and digital skills, delivered on-site or online.

Our products

Software we build and maintain ourselves. Select a product to see what it does.

Who we work with

Our products and services are shaped for the settings they're used in.

Universities

Teaching and assessment tools that sit comfortably alongside existing systems.

Schools and colleges

Reliable, simple software that gives teachers time back.

Organisations

Custom software, security and training for teams of every size.

About Aastenture

Aastenture is a technology company focused on learning and the organisations that support it. We build our own products, and we partner with clients on software, security and training.

Our work brings together software engineering, cyber security and an understanding of how people learn, so the technology we deliver is secure, dependable and easy to use.

Secure by design

Security is part of how we build, not an add-on at the end.

Built around people

We design with the teachers, students and staff who use our work.

Here for the long run

We support what we deliver, well beyond launch day.

Let's talk.

Whether it's a product enquiry, a project or training for your team, we'd like to hear from you.

Education

eviwri

eviwri is a shared writing space for group assignments. Students write one document together, and lecturers can see how the work came together.