LinoClass vs Bloomz, which to choose in Quebec?
Already using Bloomz and wondering if you're still Law 25 compliant? Comparing both tools for back-to-school 2026? Here's the direct answer in 2 minutes.
Updated 2026-04-29
| LinoClass | Bloomz | |
|---|---|---|
| Law 25 compliance | Compliant from day one | Not compliant by default |
| Hosting | Canada (Toronto, Montreal) | United States |
| Company | Lino Ti Inc. | Bloomz, Inc. (Redmond, WA, USA) |
| Pricing | Free up to 10 students, then CA$79/year per teacher | Free for basic features. Plus at $9.99 USD/month per teacher (administrative focus). |
Law 25 compliance, detailed analysis
Bloomz positions as a parent-teacher coordination tool. US hosting. More oriented toward administrative communication and permission signing than portfolios. No Law 25 documentation provided.
Our verdict for Quebec primary school teachers
What Bloomz does better
- Very strong tool for administrative coordination (field trips, volunteers, calendar)
- Built-in electronic signatures for permission forms
Why we think LinoClass is better for Quebec primary schools
- US hosting, Law 25 exposure
- Not designed for student digital portfolios
- Minimal French interface
- No passwordless login for students
- Target audience leans toward administration, not portfolio pedagogy
Ready to try LinoClass?
15 minutes to set up your class. Free up to 10 students, no credit card. Law 25 compliant from day one, hosted in Canada.
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