Svive Ventures is an EdTech venture focused on making school feel like play without losing the curriculum. Members of the Kordspace team design and develop its products as one connected family.
RamIQ is the teacher portal, where teachers act as game designers and build their lessons into quests. RamQuest is the Unreal Engine city students explore to play through those lessons and make life and money choices, with results flowing back to the teacher.
Together the two products let a teacher go from lesson idea to playable quest to real evidence of learning, all in one place.
The challenge
Teachers want engaging, game-based learning, but most educational games are fixed content they cannot shape, and they rarely show whether students actually learned anything. Svive needed a set of tools that let any teacher turn their own curriculum into play, run smoothly on everyday school devices, protect student data, and give clear evidence of progress that schools and parents can understand.
Our approach
Kordspace members designed the products together so they share one account system, one content model and one data layer. Lessons built in RamIQ load straight into RamQuest, and every quest step reports back to EnVita Insights. We handled product strategy, UX and visual design, the web portal, the Unreal Engine client, the analytics pipeline and the cloud setup that ties them together, working closely with Svive's educators to test ideas in real classroom terms.
The outcome
A connected EdTech suite getting ready to launch at sviveventures.com, ramiq.io and ramquest.io. Teachers will be able to author lessons, students will learn by playing, and schools will see real progress, all from products built as one family.
Technical highlights
- RamIQ: teachers design games around their own lessons
- RamQuest: an Unreal Engine city where students learn by making life choices
- EnVita Insights: learning analytics that show teachers real progress
- One account system, content model and data layer across all three products
- Built for everyday school laptops and Chromebook-class devices
- Designed and built by Kordspace members as one product family
Place in the journey
2025+ Rust + Agentic Systems + Open SourcePart of the 2025+ Rust + Agentic Systems + Open Source chapter of Marco Lopes' work (Oct 2026 – present).