Same maker, same standard of package.
In the order the work happens.
1 Build
LiveAuthor courses, export clean SCORM.
Imports Articulate Rise 360 exports, edits them in a block editor and exports SCORM 1.2 and 2004 packages that pass on any LMS. Mac app.
scorm-builder.comAlready have a PowerPoint? ppt-to-scorm.com
2 Test
LiveSee what your package really says to the LMS.
Free web debugger and macOS app. Loads a package, exposes the SCORM API, records every data-model call and shows why a course fails to track.
scorm-lab.com3 Fix
Coming soonSend the package that fails. A specialist fixes it.
A repair service, not a button. Upload the zip, say which LMS and what goes wrong, get a diagnosis and a price. Pay only if you want the fix: completion that never records, scores not passed, resume that restarts, imports rejected.
What it will fix4 Deliver
LiveLicense and host courses for any LMS.
Hosts the course once and hands each customer a small proxy package for their own LMS. Per-course licensing, updates without re-uploads.
scormbridge.appThe products agree with each other. A package Builder exports passes Lab. What Lab finds, Fix repairs. What Fix repairs, Bridge delivers. You stop being the integration layer between four vendors.
Build, Test, Fix, Deliver. SCORM Fix joins the line-up as a repair service; ppt-to-scorm moves under Build.
One home for the four products. Nothing else changes: each tool keeps its own site, pricing and support.
Packages now pick up slide titles, image alt text and, if you choose, speaker notes from your deck. The player also gets a cleaner layout, fullscreen, a progress indicator and a done screen.