Education
keeplearnin: Learning Platform for Organisations and Instructors
Our learning product that brings courses, live classes, mentoring, certificates and corporate training into one platform. Built on MicroFrame; not live yet.
What hellobebi does
hellobebi collects a baby’s story on a single page. The parent runs the page; family and friends follow it through a link. They do not need to install an app or create an account.
- Countdown: days and hours to the due date.
- Memory box: photos, voice notes and short posts, with comments under each memory.
- Family album: family members the parent allows can add their own photos.
- Who sees what: each memory is open to everyone, to family only, or to the parent alone.
- Digital invitations: invites for events such as a baby shower, with replies and guests’ photos in one place.
- Invite by link or QR code: no e-mail address needed; people type their own name when they join.
There is a free plan and a Premium subscription; current plans are on hellobebi.com.
How we built it
- Backend: .NET microservices (identity, subscriptions, payments, campaigns, notifications, content delivery) behind one API gateway.
- Web: Next.js. Mobile: React Native (Expo) for iOS and Android.
- The services run on MicroFrame’s .NET core packages: events go out to Kafka through an outbox, and a request’s path across services is traced as one trace.
- Mobile releases go out through TestFlight and the Google Play internal track; web and services move to production after they are measured in a test environment.
In numbers
The first commit landed on 30 May 2026. The web, iOS and Android versions went live between 25 and 27 September 2026: about four months to live on three platforms.