New York-based online edtech provider Brainly has secured $14m of funding from new investor Kulczyk Investments as it seeks to grow its business in the US. It may not be as cool as Elon Musk building a rocket ship to Mars, but every day 100 million kids ages 12 to 18 are using Brainly to ask and answer homework questions. The company is looking for a partner that can help expand and scale up its product offering into other countries, including China, where there are more than 100 million people who have access to smartphones. The US accounts for eight million users.
New York-based online edtech provider Brainly has secured $14m of funding from new investor Kulczyk Investments as it seeks to grow its business in the US. The company is looking for a partner that can help expand and scale up its product offering into other countries, including China, where there are more than 100 million people who have access to smartphones. The US accounts for eight million users.