Edtech directory
The Best Edtech Startups in Europe
Edtech covers the software, platforms, and content that help people learn, from school classrooms to corporate training teams. Europe brings deep teaching traditions, many languages, and strong data protection standards, which make it a natural home for learning products built for diverse markets. The result is a dense field of companies serving students, universities, and employers across the region and beyond.
Why edtech now
Demand for flexible, lifelong learning keeps rising as careers shift and skills age faster than before. AI is reshaping how lessons are personalized, assessed, and delivered, opening room for new approaches. European policy support for digital education adds momentum across schools and workplaces.
14 edtech startups across Europe
A curated, editorial list of European companies.
360Learning
Paris, France360Learning offers a collaborative learning platform that helps companies build and deliver internal training.
Babbel
Berlin, GermanyBabbel offers app based language courses with structured lessons across many widely spoken languages.
BookWidgets
Kortenberg, BelgiumBookWidgets gives teachers tools to create interactive exercises and auto graded assignments for their students.
Brainly
Krakow, PolandBrainly operates a peer learning community where students ask and answer homework questions across school subjects.
CoachHub
Berlin, GermanyCoachHub provides a digital coaching platform that connects employees with certified business coaches.
GoodHabitz
Eindhoven, NetherlandsGoodHabitz produces online courses for workplace skills and professional development used by employers.
GoStudent
Vienna, AustriaGoStudent runs a subscription platform for one to one online tutoring across school subjects for K-12 students.
Kahoot
Oslo, NorwayKahoot offers a game based platform that lets teachers create interactive quizzes for classrooms.
Labster
Copenhagen, DenmarkLabster builds virtual laboratory simulations that let students run science experiments in a digital environment.
Learnosity
Dublin, IrelandLearnosity provides assessment APIs that let education companies build and embed digital tests in their products.
Lingoda
Berlin, GermanyLingoda delivers online language classes led by teachers in small groups and private sessions.
Studocu
Amsterdam, NetherlandsStudocu runs a platform where university students share and access course notes, summaries, and study guides.
StudySmarter
Munich, GermanyStudySmarter offers a study app with flashcards, notes, and study materials aimed at higher education learners.
Yoto
London, United KingdomYoto makes a screen free audio player and platform that delivers stories, music, and learning content for children.
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