The platform customizes lessons around each student’s interests and analyzes conversations to flag persistence or curiosity for teachers and parents. It builds a “learning tree” tracking mastery and gaps to decide what to work on next.
Trilogy Equity Partners led the round. Wild Zebra said it will use the $6 million to hire engineers and boost sales and marketing. The company, co-founded in 2024, now reaches tens of thousands of students and charges $48 per month per child for family access.