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Investor actively backing innovative startups and growth-stage companies across various industries and funding rounds.

61
Companies
$304.2M
Total invested
$6.3M
Avg. check
37
Industries
Education 11Software 5EdTech 3Continuing Education 2Internet 2Information Technology 2+31 more
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Scoutible
October 2017

Scoutible is a video game-based hiring platform.

Big Data · San Francisco$5.0M Seed
Fluent City
October 2017

Language learning utilizing AI and NLP to help students get fluent faster and talk about the things that matter most to them.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) · New York$3.0M Series A
Mystery.org
September 2017

Mystery.org helps kids stay curious by creating explanations.

Digital Media · San FranciscoSeed
Learners Guild
March 2017

Learners Guild is the alternative to college for aspiring software developer.

Career Planning · Oakland$10.0M Series Unknown
CodeHS
February 2017

CodeHS is a comprehensive platform for helping high schools teach computer science.

Developer Platform · San Francisco$581K Series Unknown
VersaMe
November 2015

VersaMe is an edtech company that provides a wearable and technological solutions to kids' learning problems.

Consumer Electronics · Menlo Park$2.5M Seed
BloomBoard
June 2015

BloomBoard is the leading platform for enabling educator advancement via micro-credentials, a form of micro-certification.

Developer Tools · Palo Alto$7.2M Series B
Bloc
November 2014

Bloc is a mentor-led online bootcamp for aspiring software developers and designers.

Android · San Francisco$6.0M Series A
Rockit Online
September 2014

Live and On-demand Educational Programs

Education · Hanoi$500K Seed
Storybird
August 2013

Storybird is the largest language arts platform on the planet.

Education · Brooklyn$2.5M Series A
eduClipper
September 2012

eduClipper is a social web resource that enables educators and students to collect, share, organize, and discuss educational content.

Apps · New York$600K Seed
Desmos
September 2012

Desmos is software for developing and sharing educational content.

Content · San FranciscoSeries Unknown
OneSchool
January 2012

OneSchool develops mobile apps that provide students with access to maps, course schedules, bus routes, news and student groups.

Education · Mountain View$750K Seed

Where Learn Capital invests

Education11
Software5
EdTech3
Continuing Education2
Internet2
Information Technology2

About Learn Capital's portfolio

How many companies has Learn Capital invested in?

Learn Capital has invested in 61 companies tracked in our database. The portfolio spans multiple industries and funding stages, from seed-stage startups to late-stage companies.

What industries does Learn Capital invest in?

Learn Capital's top investment sectors include Education, Software, EdTech, Continuing Education, Internet. The firm invests across 37 different industry categories.

What is Learn Capital's largest investment?

Among tracked funding rounds, Learners Guild received $10.0M in a Series Unknown round. Learn Capital's total known invested capital is $304.2M.

What is the average investment size for Learn Capital?

Learn Capital's average investment size is $6.3M across its portfolio of 61 companies.

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