Software Development
2-10 employees
Founded 2018
About Tailor-ED
Tailor-ed empowers educators to deliver learning experiences customized to the unique needs of each student. Its data-driven platform transforms K-12 classrooms into personalized learning environments by curating instructional approaches, resources, and activities. The company targets educators, schools, and districts, enabling them to support every student's success through its easy-to-use software.
Company Classification
Customer Types
B2BB2G
Business Models
ProductsSubscription
Product & Service Types
Personalized Learning PlatformK-12 Educational SoftwareTeacher Analytics Tools
Funding
Total Funding
$1.75M
No. of Funding Rounds
2
Customers
| Customer | Success Story | Source |
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1. Charter school networks like KIPP Schools or Rocketship Public Schools - these innovation-focused networks are early adopters of personalized learning technology and have centralized decision-making that suits an emerging vendor.
2. Progressive independent schools such as The Nueva School or Basis Independent Schools - private institutions with budgets for cutting-edge educational technology and smaller implementation scale for pilot programs.
3. Forward-thinking public school districts like Piedmont Unified School District (CA) or Boulder Valley School District (CO) - mid-sized districts known for educational innovation that can serve as reference customers.
4. Educational service agencies like BOCES networks in New York or regional education cooperatives - these organizations serve multiple districts and provide pathways to broader market adoption.
5. Specialized learning centers like Sylvan Learning or Kumon that are exploring digital transformation - supplemental education providers seeking to enhance their offerings with AI-powered personalization. | — | |
1. Charter school networks like KIPP Schools or Rocketship Public Schools - these innovation-focused networks are early adopters of personalized learning technology and have centralized decision-making that suits an emerging vendor.
2. Progressive independent schools such as The Nueva School or Basis Independent Schools - private institutions with budgets for cutting-edge educational technology and smaller implementation scale for pilot programs.
3. Forward-thinking public school districts like Piedmont Unified School District (CA) or Boulder Valley School District (CO) - mid-sized districts known for educational innovation that can serve as reference customers.
4. Educational service agencies like BOCES networks in New York or regional education cooperatives - these organizations serve multiple districts and provide pathways to broader market adoption.
5. Specialized learning centers like Sylvan Learning or Kumon that are exploring digital transformation - supplemental education providers seeking to enhance their offerings with AI-powered personalization. | — | |
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