Delightex Edu (formerly CoSpaces Edu)

Delightex Edu, formerly CoSpaces Edu, is a school-focused platform where students create 3D projects, animate them with code, add AI, and explore in virtual and augmented reality. Teachers can set assignments, manage classes, and monitor student work in real time. Its free Basic plan supports up to 29 students, two projects, one class, one assignment, ten external files, and basic CoBlocks. Pro adds a 3D objects library, AI features, all CoBlocks or scripting languages, and a built-in physics engine. Teachers can try Pro features and the MERGE Cube add-on free for 14 days with 25 seats. Pro licenses last one year, and online purchases are capped at 400 seats per plan. The service runs on web, iOS, and Android; its browser version works on desktop and laptop computers, including Chromebooks, without installation. Students can sign in with Clever, Apple, Google, Microsoft, or NAVER, and teachers can share projects to Microsoft Teams. Delightex states that Edu complies with GDPR, COPPA, FERPA, and Ed Law 2D. The first Pro seat costs $50 per year.

Delightex Edu combines student 3D creation tools with classroom management and assignment features. The free Basic plan has defined project and class limits; Pro adds additional creation tools and costs $50 per year for the first seat.

It suits teachers and students looking for classroom tools to create and explore 3D projects. The free plan is limited to 29 students, two projects, one class, and one assignment.

Delightex Edu is a classroom platform where students create 3D projects, code animations, and explore them in virtual and augmented reality. It suits teachers who want those activities tied to assignments and class oversight. Its free plan is useful for a small, limited trial of classroom projects; Pro is the more practical choice when students need its full creation toolkit.

Overview

Teachers can set assignments, manage classes, and monitor student work in real time, while students build and explore their own creations. That makes Delightex Edu a better fit for structured lessons than for someone looking only for a standalone AR experience. Markerless AR and wearable support extend the ways students can engage with projects.

Delightex says Edu complies with GDPR, COPPA, FERPA, and Ed Law 2D. Its described safeguards include SSL transmission, AES-256-GCM encryption at rest, passwords salted and hashed with PBKDF2, and yearly security audits. The company 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

Students can create 3D scenes, animate them with code, add AI, and explore in VR and AR. Pro adds a 3D objects library, AI features, all CoBlocks or scripting languages, and a built-in physics engine. That breadth makes Pro the stronger fit for lessons that move beyond basic block coding; Basic's basic CoBlocks are a narrower entry point.

Classroom workflows

Assignment creation, class management, and real-time monitoring give teachers a way to organize student work around lessons rather than simply distribute a creative app. Students can sign in with Clever, Apple, Google, Microsoft, or NAVER, and teachers can share projects to Microsoft Teams. Educator and student guides, video tutorials, a free online teacher course, lesson plans, a forum, and FAQs provide useful support for getting classroom activities underway.

Pricing

Delightex Edu uses a freemium model. Basic is free and allows up to 29 students, one class, one assignment, two projects, ten external files, and basic CoBlocks. Those caps make it suitable for a small class or an initial classroom project, but the two-project ceiling and limited coding narrow its value for ongoing or varied coursework.

Pro costs $50 a year for the first seat, which is an admin seat; each additional teacher or student seat costs $7 a year. Pro licenses run for one year, and online purchases are capped at 400 total seats per plan. The first-seat price is a one-time payment per license plan, while the final price depends on seat count and add-ons. Pro makes sense for classrooms that need the full creation tools, but costs rise with each seat.

Teachers can try Pro features and the MERGE Cube add-on free for 14 days with 25 seats. The MERGE Cube add-on costs $5 a year for the first seat and $0.50 a year for each additional seat, making it an extra cost rather than part of the stated Pro seat price.

Platforms

Delightex Edu is available on web, iOS, and Android. The web app runs in an up-to-date desktop or laptop browser, including on Google Chromebooks, without installation. The iOS app supports iOS 8 and higher, and the Android app supports Android 8 and higher.

Who it's for

Delightex Edu is best for educators building lessons around student-made 3D content, coding, and VR or AR exploration, especially when class management and assignment tracking matter alongside creation. Basic can accommodate up to 29 students, but its project and assignment limits make it a poor fit for classes that need sustained use without upgrading. Learners seeking a focused AR activity rather than a teacher-managed creation environment may prefer a narrower alternative.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Teacher assignments, class management, and real-time work monitoring keep creation activities connected to classroom workflows.
• Pros: Pro combines a 3D objects library, AI, expanded coding options, and physics tools for more varied projects.
• Pros: Browser access works on Chromebooks without installation, and mobile apps cover iOS and Android.
• Cons: Basic allows only two projects and one assignment, limiting its usefulness for a full course.
• Cons: Pro costs $50 a year for the first admin seat plus $7 a year for each additional seat, so a classroom's total depends on its size.
• Cons: MERGE Cube is an additional yearly charge rather than an included Pro feature.

Alternatives

For a broader set of augmented reality learning apps, compare tools by whether you need classroom authoring and management or a more focused AR activity.

AR Flashcards is an iOS freemium option with a free plan, which may suit readers seeking a more focused flashcard-based AR app. Augmented Classroom is a freemium option across Android, iOS, web, and Windows; its free demo is mobile-only, single-user, and limited to one interactive test, so it is a different fit from Delightex's class-oriented workflow.

Merge EDU is another freemium option on Android, iOS, web, and Windows, with a free Classroom plan that includes EDU and Creator suites, student seats, and classroom management. Narrator AR is a free Android and iOS app centered on AR activity pages, a better match for that specific format than a general 3D creation and classroom platform.

Quiver offers a free tier with ten AR coloring sheets and no subscription requirement, making it worth considering for coloring-led AR activities. Assemblr EDU has a free plan with 400 3D objects, limited topics and education kits, and 30 MB storage per account; it may suit users who want a different 3D and AR creation option.

Halo AR offers free Basic and a $99 a year Pro plan. JigSpace has a free plan limited to three active Jigs, three steps, 100 MB team storage, and two user seats, which may be relevant when those constraints fit a small team.

Verdict

Choose Delightex Edu if you are a teacher who wants students to build and code 3D work within a managed classroom, with VR and AR as part of the learning activity. Its main strength is the combination of student creation and teacher oversight; its main drawback is that Basic is tightly capped and a full Pro classroom incurs per-seat yearly costs. Look elsewhere if you need a single-purpose AR activity or a free plan that supports more sustained project work.