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Tinybop
We’re an award-winning studio of designers, engineers, and artists building suites of #STEM apps for kids. We make toys for tomorrow.
About Tinybop
Tinybop is a company that specializes in creating interactive educational apps designed for elementary school children, particularly those in kindergarten through sixth grade. The company operates in the educational technology market, focusing on developing apps that encourage learning through play and experimentation. Tinybop's business model revolves around the sale of these apps, which are available for purchase on various digital platforms. The company generates revenue through direct sales to consumers, primarily parents and educators, who seek engaging and educational content for children. Tinybop collaborates with subject matter experts and celebrated artists to ensure the accuracy and visual appeal of their apps. Their products are designed to support both independent learning and collaborative play between kids and parents. The apps cover a wide range of subjects, including science, health, technology, and creative arts, and are aimed at developing skills such as creative thinking, problem-solving, and storytelling.
Source: Dealroom company dataAt a glance
- Founded
- 2012
- Headquarters
- New York City, United States
- Sector
- Edtech
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Investors
From Dealroom's funding and investor records, grouped by the round each investor first entered.
Seed3 investors entered at this stage
Brooklyn Bridge Ventures
KEC Ventures
Kapor Capital
Series A2 investors entered at this stage
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