TL;DR: Mystery.org is a Y Combinator Summer 2017 startup We help kids stay curious by creating better explanations., currently acquired with a team of 53.
We help kids stay curious by creating better explanations.
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We started Mystery.org to create better explanations for every question children have about the world. We began with the 150 most common science questions that children ask teachers. We call this collection Mystery Science. Last year, more than 4 million children used Mystery Science in 50% of U.S. elementary schools. In an industry that is plagued by long sales cycles and high barriers to entry, we’ve sold thousands of schools without a single sales person. We’re backed by a great group of investors including Y Combinator, Learn Capital, and Reach Capital. We’re now moving on to all the other questions children have that they’ll never learn in school. In the last 18 months we received over 500,000 questions from children eager for better explanations of the world. Now we’re creating vide…
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Yes. Mystery.org was funded by Y Combinator in the Summer 2017 batch. We help kids stay curious by creating better explanations.
We started Mystery.org to create better explanations for every question children have about the world. We began with the 150 most common science questions that children ask teachers. We call this collection Mystery Science. Last year, more than 4 million children used Mystery Science in 50% of U.S. elementary schools.…
Mystery.org was part of Y Combinator's Summer 2017 batch.
Mystery.org has a team of 53 people according to Y Combinator's directory.
Mystery.org is currently listed as Acquired with a team of 53 in Y Combinator's directory.
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