StellarX is developed by OVA, a Canadian extended reality company headquartered in Montréal, Québec, and has been building in the no-code XR creation space since the mid-2010s. The platform's core premise solves the problem that has historically limited educational VR content: creating immersive environments requires 3D development skills, game engine expertise, and significant production time. StellarX removes all of those barriers with a drag-and-drop interface, an extensive asset library, AI-assisted tools, and visual scripting that allows interactive logic without programming.

The platform's credentials are genuine and recent. In November 2024, OVA secured a contract worth over $1 million from the Canadian Forces School of Aerospace Technology and Engineering to build VR training scenarios for Air Maintenance Technicians and Aerospace Engineering Officers of the Royal Canadian Air Force — scenarios built in StellarX to show engine mechanics and aerospace systems from angles impossible with physical equipment. Earlier clients include Nikon, ArcelorMittal, Northwell Health, and the Government of Canada. The platform has received awards from Brandon Hall Group, the Augmented World Expo, the LTEN Excellence Awards, and others across nearly a decade of development.