Gomo is a collaborative, cloud-based authoring tool that organisations use to build e-learning courses which work on any device by default. It offers drag-and-drop editing, dynamic branching by job role or office location, question banks, multi-language support and AI features for translation and text generation. Courses are published to an LMS, including through SCORM. Gomo is delivered as a SaaS service and is aimed at learning designers and compliance teams in larger organisations.
Gomo is based in Brighton in the United Kingdom and is part of Learning Technologies Group (LTG). LTG states that it moved into private ownership following its acquisition by the private equity group General Atlantic. According to Gomo, the service runs on Amazon Web Services across multiple availability zones; Gomo does not publicly name the region where your data is stored. Gomo is not open source. For a European organisation it is therefore sensible to have the storage location and the ownership structure confirmed in the contract before adopting the tool.