Delightex Edu (formerly CoSpaces Edu)

Overview

Teachers can create assignments, manage classes, and monitor student work in real time, while students build and animate 3D creations, add AI, and explore in virtual and augmented reality. This makes Delightex Edu a better fit for guided classroom projects than for users seeking only a standalone AR viewer or authoring app.

Students can sign in with Clever, Apple, Google, Microsoft, or NAVER, and teachers can share projects to Microsoft Teams. Delightex says Edu complies with GDPR, COPPA, FERPA, and Ed Law 2D. Its security measures include SSL transmission, AES-256-GCM encryption at rest, salted and hashed passwords using PBKDF2, and yearly security audits. Delightex also says its support team moderates user-generated content and removes material that violates its educational standards and safety guidelines.

Key features

Creation and coding

Pro includes a 3D objects library, AI features, all CoBlocks or scripting languages, and a built-in physics engine. These broaden the kinds of projects and coding work a class can tackle; Basic's basic CoBlocks offer a narrower starting point. The product combines creation with markerless AR and VR exploration, and supports wearable devices.

Classroom workflows

Class, assignment, and real-time monitoring tools give teachers a way to structure student work rather than relying on a separate classroom workflow. Basic allows one class and one assignment, so it is a constrained option for teachers who need to run multiple activities. Pro licenses allow one teacher or student per seat.

Learning and safety resources

Educator and student guides, video tutorials, lesson plans, FAQs, a community forum, and a free online teacher course can help teachers build lessons around the platform. Content moderation adds an explicit safety measure, though it does not replace a school's own classroom policies.

Pricing

Delightex Edu is freemium, with paid plans from $50/yr and a 14-day trial. The trial includes Pro features and the MERGE Cube add-on for 25 seats, giving teachers a temporary way to evaluate the expanded toolkit with a class-sized group.

Basic is useful for a small class testing a limited project workflow, but its 29-student, two-project, one-class, and one-assignment caps can quickly restrict ongoing use. Pro adds the full creation toolkit, but costs rise with additional seats and add-ons. Licenses last one year, and online purchases are capped at 400 total seats per Pro plan, so larger school deployments may need a different purchasing route.

Platforms

The web app runs in an up-to-date desktop or laptop browser, including Google Chromebooks, with no installation required. iOS and Android apps are also available; the site states support for iOS 8 and higher and Android 8 and higher. Web access makes it practical for Chromebook classrooms, while mobile apps cover schools that work on phones or tablets.

Who it's for

Delightex Edu is strongest for schools building lessons around student-created 3D work, coding, and VR/AR exploration, especially where teachers need class and assignment controls in the same product. It is less suitable for a large rollout that needs more than 400 seats through online purchase, or for an individual learner who wants an unrestricted standalone creation tool rather than classroom structure.

Pros and cons

• Pro combines creation and classroom management: teachers can manage classes and assignments while monitoring student work in real time.
• Multiple sign-in options and Teams sharing: Clever, Apple, Google, Microsoft, and NAVER sign-in plus Microsoft Teams project sharing support common school workflows.
• Basic is tightly capped: two projects, one class, and one assignment limit its usefulness beyond a small trial or narrow lesson.
• Pro pricing scales by seat: additional seats cost 7.00 USD per year, and online purchases stop at 400 seats per plan.

Alternatives

For a broader directory of options, see Augmented Reality Learning Apps. Consider Quiver when a free AR coloring activity is enough: its free tier includes 10 AR coloring sheets, while its 10-seat plan is priced monthly or yearly. Augmented Classroom is another option, with a free mobile-only, single-user demo for one interactive test and a 14-day trial plan.

Halo AR offers a free BASIC plan and a PRO plan at 99.00 USD per year; choose it when that simpler plan structure better fits your needs. JigSpace may suit a small team looking for a free starting point, with three active Jigs, three steps, 100MB of team storage, and two user seats. Merge EDU is worth considering when its free Classroom plan—with EDU and Creator suites, student seats, and classroom management—is a closer match. For open-source use, TrainAR is free for commercial and non-commercial use under the MIT license. U.S. Army STARS Anatomy is a free alternative focused on anatomy, with 30+ levels, 3D skeleton exploration, quizzes, and Bone Hunter. Arility is another free option for Android and iOS.

Verdict

Choose Delightex Edu if your school wants students creating and coding 3D work within teacher-managed classes, assignments, and VR/AR lessons. Its combination of classroom workflow and Pro creation tools is the central reason to choose it; look elsewhere if Basic's strict caps are insufficient and Pro's per-seat costs or 400-seat online purchase limit do not fit your rollout.