Scrivane

Scrivane is a multi-tenant LMS I'm building solo for training businesses that have outgrown course marketplaces but can't justify enterprise LMS pricing. It serves four distinct portals — Student, Instructor, Admin, and System Admin — under a dark-first, deliberately premium design language. Tenancy is enforced at the ORM layer: a Prisma client extension scopes every query to the current tenant by construction, so isolation doesn't depend on every developer remembering a WHERE clause. The deliberate escape hatch is a separate raw client, so any query that crosses tenants is visible and auditable by name. Payments are built for how high-ticket training actually sells in Nigeria: installment plans with proportional module access (learners unlock content as they pay), auto-charge with a pay-link fallback when a card charge fails, and a processor-agnostic gateway layer running Paystack and Stripe behind one interface. Each tenant gets a configurable public storefront — course catalog, course detail, and blog — served on their own domain, plus a visual page builder with AI assistance for building branded pages without a developer. Certificates are issued idempotently and verifiable on a public page that exposes no learner PII. For enterprise prospects with data-residency demands, a bring-your-own-database layer lets a tenant run on their own Postgres.