On 31 March 2026, SafetyCulture will retire SC Training — formerly known as EdApp — after six years of acquisition and rebranding. For the 1 million+ users and 70,000+ organisations relying on EdApp’s mobile training platform, this shutdown requires action.
If your team uses EdApp for product knowledge training, onboarding, or certification drills, you’ll need to plan a migration. Here’s what you should know.
What’s Happening?
SafetyCulture acquired EdApp in 2020 and rebranded it to SC Training in 2024. Now, they’re consolidating their product suite and retiring SC Training entirely. Users have until the end of March 2026 to migrate their content, user data, and completion records elsewhere.
The shutdown affects:
- All active courses and quizzes
- User accounts and completion history
- Mobile apps (iOS and Android)
- Web access and integrations
SafetyCulture’s migration guide offers data export options, but they come with significant limitations — especially around completion history preservation without a paid upgrade path.
The Data Portability Problem
Exporting your data from EdApp is possible but incomplete. Completion records, learner progress, and historical performance data are difficult to transfer cleanly to a new platform. If you’ve built custom quizzes or certification programmes, you’ll face manual work reconstructing them in a new system.
This is a common challenge with platform consolidations. When a tool shuts down, the burden falls on the customer to rebuild elsewhere — often without clean data migration.
What to Look for in a Replacement
When evaluating alternatives to EdApp, prioritise these features:
- Mobile-first design: Your team trains on phones, not desktops. The platform should feel native on iOS and Android.
- Simple content authoring: You shouldn’t need a developer to build a quiz. Drag-and-drop should work.
- Affordable pricing: EdApp was known for being accessible. Don’t pay enterprise rates for a training tool.
- Data portability: Export your content and user data in standard formats (JSON, CSV).
- Offline functionality: Field teams and global workforces need to access content without constant internet.
- Speed and reliability: Training platforms live or die by uptime. Pick a provider with a track record.
Sqilz: A Purpose-Built Mobile Training Tool
We built Sqilz specifically for product teams and front-line organisations that need fast, focused daily training. Unlike EdApp’s broad learning management system, Sqilz is purpose-built around one powerful concept: daily micro-quizzes that drive retention.
Sqilz features:
- Mobile-first daily drills — 2-5 minute quizzes designed to fit into your team’s actual workflow
- White-label deployment — Use your own branding, colours, and domain
- Spaced repetition — Science-backed scheduling that makes learning stick
- Real-time analytics — See which topics your team is struggling with, instantly
- iOS, Android, and Web — Works everywhere your team does
- Affordable pricing — Built for teams of any size, starting small and scaling as you grow
If you’re coming from EdApp, migrating to Sqilz is straightforward. You can bring your quiz content across, and our team can help you rebuild your learning programmes to take advantage of Sqilz’s spaced-repetition science.
Next Steps
Don’t wait until March to plan your migration. The longer you delay, the more pressure you’ll face as the shutdown deadline approaches. Teams that move early can do so thoughtfully, test their new platform, and train their users on the transition.
We’ve written a comprehensive guide to migrating from EdApp that walks through data export, content reconstruction, and best practices for a smooth handover. Read it to understand your options.
If Sqilz sounds like a fit for your team, try it for free and see how your team responds to a daily micro-learning approach. Many teams discover that simpler, more focused training actually drives better results than broad LMS platforms.
EdApp’s retirement is an opportunity to rethink how your team learns. Make it count.