BrainCert

80 reviews

BrainCert is an all-in-one training platform with built-in virtual classroom.

MailerLogic

2 reviews

MailerLogic is a modern alternative to SendGrid, Mailgun, and Postmark. Send transactional and marketing emails via SMTP or API with built-in stream separation and deliverability intelligence. Analyze health, engagement, risk, and content quality before sending. Includes CRM, automation, campaigns, and 260+ APIs. Send emails and make sure they land.

Learnly

0 reviews

Learnly is a workforce readiness platform built to do what a traditional LMS can't: prove that training actually changed what someone can do on the job. Traditional LMS platforms are built around three things — create a course, deliver it, test knowledge at the end. That model measures whether someone sat through content, not whether they can perform. Learnly is built around a different question: is this person actually ready? The platform layers on top of the LMS foundation in four ways. It's AI-powered — an AI tutor supports learners through their path rather than leaving them alone with static content. It's skills-first — instead of tracking course completions, Learnly tracks actual skills, maps them to role competencies, and runs Bloom's Taxonomy-based analysis to understand depth of understanding, not just exposure. It's grounded in the real world — On-the-Job Training (OJT) verification and personalized readiness paths connect learning directly to performance in the actual role, rolling up into a single Workforce Readiness Score. And it captures the application stage most platforms skip entirely, with real learner feedback data showing whether learning actually transferred to the job. Finally, Learnly treats readiness as continuous, not a one-time event — reinforcement keeps skills sharp after the initial learning path is complete, instead of letting them decay the way most one-and-done training does. The result: L&D and people leaders get a readiness metric that actually predicts performance, instead of a completion rate that doesn't.