Didask
French AI authoring tool sold together with an LMS and a learner-facing AI coach, with plans from €10,000 per year
Quick Overview
| Company | Gryzz-Lab SAS (Didask) |
|---|---|
| Category | Course Authoring Tools |
| Headquarters | Bagnolet, France |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - France (EU) |
| Data Location | See vendor privacy documents |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | AI-assisted module creation, validated templates, contextualised exercises, LMS with roles and groups, multi-space architecture, AI assistant for learners, SCORM Connect, native integrations, SSO and provisioning |
| Pricing | From €10,000 per year (Training, Coaching or both), no setup fees stated |
| Best For | French and European companies that want authoring, delivery and learner coaching from one vendor |
| Replaces | Articulate Rise plus a separate LMS |
Detailed Review
The legal notice names Gryzz-Lab, a SAS registered at the Paris trade register under 808 859 276, with its head office in Bagnolet. The site is primarily in French, with an English toggle.
Didask describes itself as a full training ecosystem: LMS, LXP, authoring tool and AI coach. Its pricing page lists the authoring tool as one part of the Training offer.
AI Authoring with Templates
The authoring tool creates modules with AI-assisted generation from validated templates and contextualised exercises. The vendor states that no instructional design expertise is required to get started.
It describes an architecture that mixes an LLM, code and pedagogical rules, aimed at producing structured learning components rather than generic text.
Platform Included
Each plan includes the platform, the built-in AI and human support. The platform covers roles, groups, access and analytics, with a multi-space structure for teams, sites or entities.
For companies that already run an LMS, SCORM Connect is listed to link Didask to it.
Coaching Add-On
Didask Coaching is a second offer that supports staff inside their work tools with a real-time AI coach. The three offers are Training, Coaching and Training plus Coaching.
Pricing starts from €10,000 per year and is tailored to the project.
Limitations to Consider
The pricing page is built around bundles that include the platform and human support, so Didask is not a cheap standalone authoring licence, and the starting price is €10,000 per year. The website and documentation are mainly in French. We could not verify the hosting location or the exact export formats beyond SCORM Connect on the pages we read. For standalone authoring with published per-author rates see Easygenerator.
Who Should Use Didask
Mid-size and large French-speaking companies that want one French vendor for AI authoring, LMS delivery and in-work coaching.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Authoring tool, LMS and AI assistant in one contract
- French company with named registered office and RCS number
- SCORM Connect for existing LMS setups
- Coaching add-on for in-work support
- Pricing floor stated on the page
Cons
- Starts at €10,000 per year
- Bundled model, no standalone authoring licence stated
- Site and documentation mainly in French
- Hosting location not verified
Alternatives to Didask
Other European course authoring tools worth comparing before you decide:
Easygenerator
Netherlands · Rotterdam course builder priced per author, not per learner
imc Express
Germany · AI authoring from Saarbrücken that drafts courses from existing documents
H5P
Norway · MIT-licensed interactive content from Tromsø, free or hosted
hihaho
Netherlands · Interactive video layer for training films, from Assen
See all European course authoring tools or compare them directly against Articulate Rise plus a separate LMS on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The vendor describes a complete ecosystem with an LMS, LXP, authoring tool and AI coach, and each offer includes the platform.
The pricing page says from €10,000 per year, with an approach tailored to the project and no setup fees.
The site has an English toggle, but most of the pricing and product pages we read were in French.