An Aberdeen-based EdTech social enterprise delivering inclusive, AI-powered maths education has raised £500,000 in the latest phase of its £1.9m seed funding round.
Everybody Counts will use the funding to accelerate the global rollout of its personalised learning platform designed to close the maths attainment gap for all learners.
The investment was led by Fuel Ventures with support from industry angels and follows recent success, with the firm having already secured over £4m in contracts within the past year.
Currently delivering a £500,000 innovation project funded in part by Innovate UK, the platform is focused on building tools to support neurodiverse learners using cognitive science, education psychology and data analytics.
Its accessibility features include dyslexic-friendly fonts, dyscalculia-sensitive interfaces, and diverse character representation to reflect the communities it serves.
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“This investment marks an exciting milestone in our journey to make maths mastery globally accessible,” said Andy Ridgway, CEO of Everybody Counts.
“We’re thrilled to have Fuel Ventures’ backing as we expand our reach, enhance our platform, and continue empowering both students and teachers worldwide.”
Mark Pearson, managing partner at Fuel Ventures, added: “Everybody Counts is addressing one of the most pressing and underserved challenges in global education.
“Andy and Judy bring deep domain expertise, proven traction, and a clear vision for scale. Their platform is exactly the kind of high-impact, high-growth innovation we look to support.”
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