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New and recently funded EdTech Startups

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Brisk
Country: USA | Funding: $21.9M
Brisk Teaching provides AI-powered tools for educators to enhance teaching with digital resources. Brisk’s platform offers around 40 tools for teachers and students to use by way of a Chrome extension.
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ZEZEDU
Country: South Korea | Funding: ₩500M
ZEZEDU develops Class Management & Assignment Operation software that allows to manage & track your class’s learning status from assignment creation to distribution, real-time AI solution analysis and personalized feedback.
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Access Ability Africa
Country: Malawi | Funding: $60K
Access Ability Africa is dedicated to creating inclusive solutions that promote equal access to education, information, and opportunities for persons with disabilities—especially children with visual impairments. Our work combines innovation, technology, and human-centered design to remove barriers faced by people with disabilities.
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Knowunity
Country: Germany | Funding: €48M
Knowunity is the digital learning platform with summaries, study notes, presentations, answers and more in one app.
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Emversity
Country: India | Funding: $46M
Emversity is an employability-focused education organization that prepares students for success in today's competitive job market.
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Sortmyprep
Country: India | Funding: $350K
sortmyprep is an AI-powered, adaptive exam preparation platform designed specifically for students.
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Imagi
Country: Sweden | Funding: $5M
imagi helps provide K-12 students and teachers with the tools to teach and build curriculum around coding, basic computer skills, and, as of last year, AI literacy. The company partners with the vibe-coding tool Lovable and lets teachers create lessons and provide students controlled access to the platform so they can learn how to vibe code with guardrails in place.
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LearnVector
Country: USA | Funding: $100M
LearnVector aims to build AI agents that function as personal tutors — adapting to each learner and practicing with them until they demonstrate they've mastered a concept. It's focused on education for workers and other adults
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BOOKR
Country: Hungary | Funding: €9.1M
BOOKR builds digital tools for reading, language learning, and literacy. Its BOOKR Class product is a platform for schools that gives teachers and students a range of learning resources, including interactive books and exercises for students, along with various tools for teachers. Its offering includes a wide range of interactive digital books built around the school curriculum, along with over 50,000 learning activities, and its books reach students across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and the Americas. Its main market is English teaching, but it also offers German and Hungarian language courses.
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Wild Zebra
Country: USA | Funding: $8M
Wild Zebra develops AI learning platform for math and reading. It uses Socratic approach: rather than handing over the answer, it works students toward it with questions, drawing out the reasoning step by step. All lessons are customized to be grounded in whatever topics or hobbies the student is already interested in, such as sports, cooking, music, or anything else. The platform also analyzes the conversations themselves, looking not just for students who are distracted or getting answers elsewhere, but for those showing persistence or curiosity. The idea is “to catch kids being good, too”.