# DeweyLearn

Startup profile on Capital Atlas: https://capitalatlas.ai/startups/deweylearn

- Industry: Education/Training
- Headquarters: New York, US
- Website: www.deweylearn.com
- Total disclosed funding: $5M
- Latest round: Series A (Jul 16, 2026)
- Investors on record: 4

## About

DeweyLearn, Inc. is an innovative educational technology company that provides an AI-powered teaching assistant aimed at enhancing learning effectiveness in diverse educational settings. DeweyLearn, Inc. specializes in educational technology solutions designed to support teachers and learners in their educational journeys. Based in New York, United States and founded in 2013, DeweyLearn, Inc., founded by Luyen Chou and Dirk Liebich, provides an AI-powered performance assessment and learning analytics platform that delivers expert feedback, skills evaluation, and workforce training solutions for education and professional learning environments. The company serves the education technology (EdTech), workforce development, clinical training, and skills assessment space. In July 2026, DeweyLearn, Inc. raised USD 5 million in series A funding led by SJF Ventures, with participation from Catalysis Capital Management, Morningside, OWL Ventures.  DeweyLearn offers an AI-powered teaching assistant designed to enhance educational effectiveness across various learning environments, including K-12 schools, higher education institutions, and corporate training programs. The core functionality of DeweyLearn revolves around providing real-time insights into student engagement, collaboration, and learning progress by utilizing multimodal data analysis. This innovative tool helps educators adapt their teaching strategies by identifying learning gaps, analyzing classroom interactions, and providing actionable recommendations for instructional improvement. DeweyLearn's primary users include teachers and educational institutions looking to improve student outcomes through data-driven insights, making it particularly relevant in markets such as the United States, Canada, and parts of Europe. The company targets clients ranging from K-12 schools to universities and corporate training programs, all aiming to create more effective learning experiences. DeweyLearn's revenue model is structured around subscription-based services aimed at educational institutions and corporate clients. Typically, schools and organizations engage with the company through annual or multi-year contracts, granting them access to DeweyLearn’s suite of tools and analytics. This revenue generation framework allows institutions to harness the platform's features for a set fee, ensuring ongoing support and updates. Clients may opt for tailored packages based on their specific needs, which could include different pricing tiers depending on the size of the institution or the scope of services required. By focusing on partnerships with educational leaders and corporate training providers, DeweyLearn establishes a sustainable revenue stream while facilitating continuous engagement and enhancement of its platform. DeweyLearn is focused on expanding its product offerings and market reach in the coming years. The company is currently designing new features for its AI teaching assistant, with plans to launch these enhancements by the end of 2025. Additionally, DeweyLearn aims to penetrate new geographic regions, specifically targeting educational institutions in Canada and parts of Europe by 2026. The company plans to utilize the July 2026 funding to expand its multimodal AI platform for insights into instruction and learning across education and workforce sectors.

## Funding rounds

- Series A, Jul 16, 2026, $5M — SJF Ventures, OWL Ventures, Morningside, Catalysis Capital Management

## Investors

- SJF Ventures (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/sjf-ventures) — Series A
- OWL Ventures (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/owl-ventures) — Series A
- Morningside (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/morningside) — Series A
- Catalysis Capital Management — Series A