$10 million Series A co-led by existing backers Accel and Prosus Ventures, plus $200,000 from GSF angels, taking total funding past $15 million at a reported valuation of around $60 million.
FY25 revenue was ₹3.14 crore, up almost 14.8 times, against a loss of ₹4.45 crore. The growth is real but comes off a base of ₹21 lakh, and FY26 accounts have not been filed.
The platform runs without live teachers, which is the whole economic argument: a teacher's time does not get cheaper with scale, and removing it is what allows pricing that works in a district town.
The metric that decides the model is how often a student needs a human the system cannot replace. That figure is not public, and it separates software economics from services economics.
State board Class 12 is well-chosen ground. Fragmented syllabi and languages made it expensive to serve, so the large edtech companies chased JEE, NEET and CBSE instead and left it almost unserved.
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