Top Education Startups in 2024

Child's Pose Wellness delivers live and on-demand kids wellness programs for home and school. Founded by moms and educators, our curriculum-based approach takes the best social-emotional practices from the classroom and combines it with fun storytelling, dance and movement on our yoga mats. Together with schools, parents, and communities, we're cultivating healthy habits today to build strong leaders for tomorrow. Come join us!

Code Galaxy teaches kids to code Monday-Friday and Saturday in an online format. The goal of Code Galaxy is to identify and train the next generation of computer scientist by providing engaging, game-based and modularized curriculum delivered through a custom learning management software.

Pixorize is an edtech company that transforms knowledge into animated visual stories optimized for memory. Our interdisciplinary team brings together physicians, artists, animators, and engineers to build educational content used by thousands of students across the US.

Goblins is a math learning app from the future. Think of it like a "smart worksheet": it lets students draw on any device and get instant feedback, and makes it easy for teachers to gauge and ensure student mastery.

Fable Security is currently in stealth & seed-stage, funded by tier-1 VC, and is based on SF. We're building next-gen cybersecurity x AI platform for the enterprises, and solving some tough challenges on defending against cyber crime.

Trubuild is a VC backed AI-driven platform transforming the construction industry by bridging the gap between construction contracts and execution worlds. By integrating these two aspects, we aim to minimize risks and disputes, eliminate inefficiencies, and ultimately improve project delivery and outcomes. Our innovative approach leverages AI to enhance communication and collaboration throughout the construction process.

If you want to learn English, Spanish, French, or Japanese, you will find thousands of high-quality resources to do so online. But what if you're learning Javanese, Cebuano, Hopi, or Nepalbhasa? If anything does exist for such smaller languages, it's usually very shallow and low-quality. According to current trends, roughly half of the world's 7000 or so languages are set to die by the end of the century. Each time a language dies, humanity loses a piece of its culture forever. But there are numerous examples around the world - notably Basque (Spain) and Maori (New Zealand) - where decline has been stopped and turned around, and others - be it Siraya (Taiwan), Cornish (UK), Livonian (Latvia), or others - where a community has brought a dormant language back. Quality language learning materials have an important role to play here. At Panglot, we believe that all languages deserve high-quality learning resources. We partner with language communities and government bodies to create modern, engaging, effective, comprehensive language resources to allow the young generation to continue the tradition of their elders and keep their cultures alive.