Now generally available — v1.0, April 2026

A new form factor
for the learning management system.

Kitsune is Yeira's next-generation LMS — built on our own codebase, shaped by eight years of real classrooms, and engineered around programs, academic workflows, and AI-native operations. Already in production at the Universidad de Chile and across Latin America.

Migrating from Yeira LMS?

Trusted byUniversidad de ChileEcosistema uLearnet+23 countries via Yeira

2018→26

Eight generations
of the Yeira platform

80+

Live data models,
updated in real time

Content types,
SCORM included

100%

Multi-tenant
from day one

The story

A category that was due for a rethink.

Kitsune isn't an LMS with AI stapled on. It's what an LMS looks like when it's designed, from the ground up, for real-time collaboration, multi-tenant SaaS, and agentic development.

The shift isn't about replacing the LMS — it's about updating how we think about one.

2018 — Yeira is born

An LMS + authoring tool for Latin America

A methodology (EXD), an authoring tool (Author), a community (YeiraX), and the platform itself.

2020 — Pandemic scale

23+ countries, live-interactive training

AWS EdStart, SuperCharger Ventures, UOC. Sync workbooks, collaborative boards, real-time polls.

2023 — The LLM turn

AI for content, analytics, and support

First generation of AI-assisted authoring and learner support on top of the Yeira stack.

2026 — Kitsune

A platform built alongside its users

Rebuilt from the ground up with AI assistance, but shaped by instructors and students using it every day.

The platform

Everything an institution needs for modern learning.

Six pillars, one platform. All real-time, all multi-tenant, all in the same workspace your admins, instructors, and students already use.

Course & program authoring

Video, documents, presentations, quizzes, assignments, SCORM, live sessions, infographics, embeds — 11 content types, drag-and-drop, real-time.

SCORMSync decksYeira content

Programs with stages

Beyond standalone courses: stages, prerequisites, sequential progression, electives, applications, enrollments, and program-level certification.

ApplicationsPrerequisitesDiplomas

Credentials & badges

Visual certificate designer with dynamic placeholders, QR verification, PDF export, and digital badges that learners can share anywhere.

Verifiable QRTemplatesOpen Badges

AI-powered proctoring

Four levels of exam security, from trust-based to strict mode with identity verification, behavior analysis, and environment checks — using your choice of model.

4 levelsIdentity checkSnapshots

Live sessions, recorded

Native Zoom integration with Teams and Meet on the way. Automatic recording capture and a manual-session flow for in-person classes.

ZoomTeamsMeet

AI-native operations

Content generation, proctoring, and operational analytics through OpenRouter — or through your institution's own closed models when sovereignty matters.

OpenRouterPrivate modelsCredits

What's new — Q1 & Q2 2026

Shipped this quarter.

Every release went through real classrooms first. Here is what went live this quarter.

Apr 2026languages

Spanish and English, end to end

Students, instructors and admins can now work in either language across the whole platform — with room for each institution to add its own.

Mar 2026your domain

Your domain, your brand

Run Kitsune on your institution's own web address, with your logo and colors from the login screen onward. Secure certificates are set up for you automatically.

Mar 2026applications

Program application forms

Open public applications for each program, with spam and abuse protection built in — and the option to turn the feature on or off for your whole institution.

Apr 2026scheduling

Courses open and close on schedule

Set start and end dates. Students see the course when it's open, due dates respect each person's time zone, and late submissions are your call.

Feb 2026enrollment

Enrollment that matches real institutions

Enroll a whole category of students at once, place one student into many courses in a single move, and manage everyone cleanly across linked courses.

Feb 2026polish

Safer editing, smoother playback

Tightened who can edit what, added live-session recording playback, and quietly fixed half a dozen rough edges teachers were running into.

Academic & enterprise

Built for faculties,
not just courses.

Kitsune ships with the academic primitives most platforms treat as custom development: faculties, departments, academic years, semesters, formal attendance, excuse management, and internal messaging.

It's the same reason the Universidad de Chile runs several of its academic programs on Kitsune — each with its own branding, calendar, and cohort.

Faculties & departmentsDean / Registrar rolesSemesters & offeringsAudit trails

pedagogia.tuescuela.edu / programs / innovacion-docente

Program

Diplomado en Innovación Docente

Escuela de Pedagogía · 2026 Semestre 1

Enrolling

Stages

Sequential

Courses

3 electives

Cohort

284

Applicants

Fundamentos pedagógicos

done

Diseño de experiencias (EXD)

in progress

Evaluación y acreditación

locked

Proyecto final y defensa

locked

AI, already doing the work

Operations your institution would otherwise have to staff and stitch together.

Kitsune ships with a layer of AI-driven operations built into the core product — drafting content alongside instructors, keeping exams honest, translating on demand, and quietly keeping the platform healthy.

No extra vendors to procure. No integrations to maintain. Every hour saved is time your faculty spends on what actually teaches.

No extra subscriptionsWorks with your own modelsPrivate mode available

Content on demand

Drafts, quizzes, summaries and translations, in the flow of authoring.

Exam integrity

Identity checks, environment monitoring and behavior analysis — no separate proctoring vendor.

On-demand translation

Reach more learners without rebuilding courses. Interface and content, in the languages you need.

Platform health

Issues detected, diagnosed and quietly resolved in the background — so your IT team isn't triaging tickets.

Kitsune in production

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Institutions on Kitsune

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Learners on the platform

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Courses published

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Course enrollments

One LMS, multiple schools

Run every school, faculty or program from a single platform — each with its own brand.

Open as many tenants as your institution needs. Each one keeps its own domain, logo, colors, catalog, cohorts and administrators — completely isolated from the rest. Just as the Universidad de Chile is doing.

Multi-tenant

Each institution fully isolated

Your own domain

With automatic certificates

Single sign-on

Works with your identity provider

Abuse protection

Bots and brute-force blocked

Audit logs

Every admin action

Prepaid credits

Charged per content block at enrollment

Multi-language

Set per institution

Internal messaging

Students ↔ faculty

How it's priced

Pay when students learn.
Not before.

Kitsune runs on a credit model built around enrollments — the moment value actually reaches a student. Setup is effectively free. The meaningful spend starts exactly when the first learner opens the first course.

Zero setup cost

Creating courses, uploading content, and setting up your catalog costs next to nothing. Pilot fully before committing to scale.

Pay at enrollment

The significant charge happens when a student actually starts a course — the exact moment your institution delivers on what it promised.

Scale predictably

Each enrollment has a known credit cost. Forecasts come from real activity — not from guesses about future headcount. Slow quarters cost less; strong quarters pay for themselves.

Why it aligns with time-to-value

Traditional pricing lags reality.
Ours doesn't.

Per-seat annual contracts charge you from day one — through setup, content creation, and ramp-up — months before any learner sees results. With Kitsune, the cost curve and the value curve move together, so every dollar you spend is tied to a student actually learning.

Per-seat LMS

Kitsune

When paying starts

At contract signing

At first enrollment

Setup phase cost

Full rate

Next to zero

Slow quarters

You still pay full

You pay proportionally

New program launch

Paid for, even if it flops

Paid for only if it lands

Unit economics

Contract-level guesses

Known per learner

A typical institution running 500 employees through 20 courses a year pays roughly $4,950 on Kitsune versus $30,000 on a per-seat LMS. More importantly, the first dollar you spend arrives with the first student who enrolls.

For Yeira customers

A supported path from Yeira LMS to Kitsune.

Structured export, user + course + enrollment migration, and full SCORM / Sync / Bloom compatibility. Your existing content, your existing learners, new form factor.

Export domain from legacy Yeira

Migrate users → course structure → backfill mappings

Import enrollments, progress, and assets

Connect custom domain, ship the landing page

“Kitsune brings together everything we've learned at Yeira — programs, formal attendance, verifiable certificates, and a team shipping fixes in minutes, not weeks.”

Academic lead · Universidad de Chile

Let's talk

Ready to see Kitsune
in your institution?

We onboard a small number of institutions per quarter so we can stay close to real use. If you're exploring a new LMS — or leaving an old one behind — let's talk.

A new form factorfor the learning management system.