London-based edtech Grasp raises €3.6 million to increase the rate at which humans learn
Summary
While the likes of ChatGPT and TikTok can provide answers to quick queries, it is becoming increasingly challenging to find and access rigorous educational experiences. Founded in 2022 by early Revolut employees Ed Matthews and Jacob Sidorov last year, Grasp wants to increase the rate at which humans learn. As avid self-learners themselves, Ed and Jacob are building the tools to tackle this challenge, providing users with optimal online learning experiences. Starting with modern vocational skills like programming, there is already a waiting list for interested parties to sign up for beta testing. Daniel Waterhouse, Partner at Balderton Capital, added: “We are excited to be working with Ed again on his highly ambitious plan to transform self-learning in a world where skill set requirements are constantly changing and people are hungry to learn and adapt.”
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