Miami start-up Caribu has raised $1.3m in seed funding, led by Be Curious Partners and Houlihan Lokey managing director John Cooper. The start-up has developed an app that enables absent parents and their children to read and draw together via video call. The Edtech-based company claims the app is used in more than 140 countries. The service is available through a $6.99 monthly subscription or at no cost for military families. Other investors included AT&T and Revolution's Rise of the Rest Seed Fund.
Edtech start-up Caribu has raised $1.3m in seed funding, led by Be Curious Partners and Houlihan Lokey managing director John Cooper. The start-up has developed an app that enables absent parents and their children to read and draw together via video call. The Miami-based company claims the app is used in more than 140 countries. The service is available through a $6.99 monthly subscription or at no cost for military families. Other investors included AT&T and Revolution's Rise of the Rest Seed Fund.