Invicta Mentis is an EdTech founded by veterans and executives to train the mindset students need to perform on the SAT, ACT, LSAT, MCAT, GRE, GMAT and more. Co-founder Nate Sung first came to us in 2020 with a course idea. It took a Wix site, a fully custom build and one honest rethink to land on the right answer: a detailed, custom LMS on WordPress that his own team can run. It has been live since March 2025 without an issue.
Invicta Mentis teaches what traditional test prep ignores: the mindset. Its courses, created by Dr. Bryan Price of West Point and Stanford, cover emotional regulation, self-talk, visualization and performance science for students who know the material but freeze on exam day.
The first site, built on Wix in 2020, could not carry a real learning platform. The custom build that followed could — but it was too expensive to maintain and needed skilled developers for every change.
In 2025 Nate came back with a new design and a clear goal: sell and deliver the courses on a platform his team could manage themselves.
Same founder, same mission. Three platforms to find the one that fits the team.
Same founder, same mission. Three platforms to find the one that fits the team.
Same founder, same mission. Three platforms to find the one that fits the team.
“ We train mindset for peak performance. ”
We design and build custom learning platforms, dashboards and membership sites on WordPress — powerful underneath, simple to manage. Tell us what you teach.
We design and build custom learning platforms, dashboards and membership sites on WordPress — powerful underneath, simple to manage. Tell us what you teach.
We design and build custom learning platforms, dashboards and membership sites on WordPress — powerful underneath, simple to manage. Tell us what you teach.
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Datalabs built Invicta Mentis a custom learning management system on WordPress, live since March 2025. It includes linked course series, end-of-series quizzes, dashboards for students, teachers and admins, and progress reporting for parents.
Invicta Mentis moved to WordPress because its earlier Wix site couldn’t support an LMS and its fully custom build was too expensive to maintain. WordPress with Elementor Pro and custom plugins gave it custom features that the in-house team can manage without developers.
Invicta Mentis courses are organised as linked series: students complete one full set of courses before the next series unlocks. Each series ends with a quiz, and results appear in the student, teacher, admin and parent dashboards.
Yes, parents get their own progress reporting on the Invicta Mentis platform. They can follow course completion and quiz results, while students manage and update their own profile details.
Yes, Datalabs designed the full Invicta Mentis platform in Figma first and co-founder Nate Sung approved each screen. Development on WordPress started only after sign-off, which kept the build on schedule.
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