Qridi Learning Portfolio review
A focused portfolio platform for schools that need evidence, assessment and clear pricing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Qridi Learning Portfolio is a digital portfolio and learning-progress platform for K–12 schools, municipalities and education providers. Students can document learning with images, audio, video, text and files, then reflect on their work and complete self-assessments. Teachers can align evidence with curricula and skills, assess learning, track formative assessment and provide audio or text feedback. Parents can view learner progress, while school and system leaders can access broader data views. It is designed for structured learning evidence rather than public-facing creative portfolios.
Pricing is organized around pilot packages and post-pilot annual student pricing. Light Pilot costs €1,495 as a flat package for a maximum of 150 students and includes unlimited teacher accounts, online onboarding training, and implementation planning and follow-up support. Extensive Pilot costs €2,495 for a maximum of 250 students with the same included services. After the pilot period, listed pricing is €10 per student per year for 0–499 students, €9 for 500–999 students, and €8 for 1,000–1,499 students. A Custom plan adds digital portfolio solutions, tailored data exports, branding, curriculum alignment and integrations to other software.
The strongest fit is a school or education provider that wants assessment workflows alongside evidence collection. Individual and cohort progress views, messaging for teachers, students and parents, and curriculum-aligned planning give the platform a broader school workflow than a simple submission archive. Google SSO and API integration support ecosystem fit, while web access and mobile access help accommodate different users. Schools seeking a free entry tier or a wide catalog of ready-made integrations should look elsewhere. Qridi is better suited to institutions prepared to adopt a structured, education-specific portfolio system and pay on a student basis.
Qridi Learning Portfolio pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports image, audio, video, text and file evidence
- Connects portfolios to curricula, skills and teacher assessment
- Includes reflection, feedback, progress views and messaging
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan for schools wanting to start without a paid commitment
- Broader integrations are limited to Google SSO and API integration
- The platform is focused on education rather than general portfolio publishing
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