
The capital injection enables rapid scaling of a privacy‑centric, AI‑driven solution that tackles chronic administrative inefficiencies in education, positioning Kinderpedia as a competitive global player.
The edtech sector is at a tipping point, with schools worldwide seeking digital tools that streamline operations while safeguarding student data. Traditional school‑management systems often suffer from siloed workflows and language barriers, especially in multinational contexts. Kinderpedia’s cloud‑based, AI‑enhanced platform addresses these pain points by consolidating administration, tuition, and parent communication into a single, secure environment, a model that resonates with districts aiming for efficiency and compliance.
Recent funding trends highlight investor confidence in scalable, AI‑enabled education solutions. Kinderpedia’s €2.2 million raise, anchored by Simpact Ventures, reflects a broader appetite for platforms that combine multilingual support with privacy‑first architectures. By earmarking capital for expansion into Central‑Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa, the company taps markets where fragmented legacy systems dominate and demand for modern, cloud‑native tools is rising. Its focus on responsible AI—embedding data protection directly into daily workflows—offers a distinct advantage over rivals such as ClassDojo and Brightwheel, which have faced scrutiny over data handling.
For schools, the promise of saving nine-plus administrative hours weekly translates into more instructional time and higher staff satisfaction. Investors gain exposure to a SaaS business model with recurring revenue and strong network effects as adoption spreads across regions. As Kinderpedia scales, its multilingual AI could set new standards for cross‑border educational collaboration, potentially reshaping how institutions engage families and manage compliance in an increasingly digital learning landscape.
By Lenka Vranová · 5 February 2026

Founders: Daniel Rogoz, Evelina Necula, Valentin Ilea
Founding year: 2017
Industry: EdTech
Problem: Schools struggle with time‑consuming administrative work, fragmented systems, and inefficient communication with parents—especially across multiple languages and regions.
Solution: Kinderpedia is an all‑in‑one, AI‑powered school management and communication platform that centralises administration, tuition management, classroom activities, student‑progress tracking, and parent engagement in a secure cloud environment.
Customers: Schools and nurseries, along with teachers, parents, and education leaders
Stage: Growth stage
Investment amount: €2.2 M raised (part of a €3.5 M round, still open)
Funded by: Simpact Ventures (lead investor), with participation from Early Game Ventures and ROCA X
Investor’s perspective: Kinderpedia addresses a core challenge in education—scalable, meaningful collaboration between schools and families—by combining operational efficiency, multilingual communication, and responsible AI with strong potential for long‑term social impact.
Planned use of funds: Accelerating international expansion (CEE, Middle East & Africa), advancing privacy‑first AI capabilities, strengthening multilingual support (including Arabic), and growing the team.
“This funding allows us to scale responsibly while staying close to the real needs of schools and families.”
— Daniel Rogoz, CEO & Co‑founder
Specialty: Practical, privacy‑first AI embedded directly into everyday school workflows, reducing administrative burden while improving clarity, trust, and collaboration.
Business model: B2B SaaS subscription model for schools and education groups
Market: Global — active in 40+ countries across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and LATAM
Traction: Trusted by schools in 40+ countries and used by over 500,000 teachers, parents, and education leaders; helps educators save 9+ hours per week on administrative tasks.
Competitors: ClassDojo, Brightwheel, Toddle, ManageBac, local school‑management systems
Funding so far: €4.5 M
Updated: 5 February 2026
Tags: edtech, edtech startups, romanian startups
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