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Turn learning into skills people can prove.

Creators turn trusted videos into verifiable credentials. Organizations deliver adaptive workforce learning and see where skills are growing.

How it works

From a video to proof a stranger can check.

Four steps. The creator stays in control of what is taught and what counts as passing — the AI drafts, a human approves.

01

Creator approves instruction

Ahura reads the video — and can watch the footage itself — then drafts chapters and assessment questions. The creator edits and approves before anything goes live.

02

Learner completes assessment

Questions are grounded in specific moments of the video, each tied back to the evidence it came from.

03

Ahura issues a portable credential

An Open Badges 3.0 credential, signed with Ed25519. It belongs to the learner, not to us.

04

Anyone verifies the evidence

A public, login-free page shows what was assessed and confirms the signature — in about three seconds.

What it costs

Free to learn. Paid to issue at scale.

Credential Studio pricing. Learners never pay to earn a credential or to show one.

Free
$0

Three credentials per month. Public registry. JWKS verification.

Pro
$14.99
per month

Unlimited credentials, private credentials, advanced verifier.

Creator Share
20%

Your audience earns credentials — you keep 80% of every paid issuance.

Institutional
$2,500
per month

Co-issuance, custom registry, SSO, white-labelled verifier.

Ahura Workforce is priced per organization and is not yet publicly listed. Talk to us →

The standard

What an Ahura credential means.

A credential is only worth what it precisely claims. Ours says exactly what it attests and exactly what it does not — so an employer never has to guess, and a learner is never oversold.

Attests

Demonstrated understanding

The learner completed an evidence-grounded assessment on a specific video and met the mastery threshold the creator set.

Provable

Signed and independently checkable

Open Badges 3.0, signed with Ed25519, verifiable against our published keys by anyone — without an account, and without trusting us.

Disclosed

How it was generated

Each credential records whether the assessment was built from the transcript or from the video itself — the method actually used, not the one requested.

What it is not: an Ahura credential is not proctored, not accredited, and does not verify identity. We state that plainly because a credential that overstates itself is worth less than one that doesn’t.

Public sector

Ahura for government.

Agencies rarely lack the material. What they lack is a way to get it to everyone who needs it, fast enough to matter — and a way to keep it current once the guidance underneath it moves. That is the part we build.

Counter-UAS

Training past the schoolhouse

The federal course trains the operators. Every other officer and first responder will still meet a drone on shift, and there is no practical way to send them all through it — so most of the field is left with a short pre-course and nothing after it.

Corrections

Staff readiness and reentry

Training for the people who run a facility, and vocational learning — welding, the trades, home health — for residents and for people preparing to be released. Delivered on the tablets a facility already has.

Any agency

Courses that stay current

Point us at the manual, the recording or the policy an agency already owns. A course comes back in days, with the assessment grounded in that source — and it can be revised as fast as the source changes.