Kuliso

I built Kuliso because I watched kids fail tests they actually understood — just not in English. In US classrooms right now, there are 5 million students who think in Spanish, Arabic, Vietnamese, Somali — and then sit down to take a math test written in a language they're still learning. They don't have a math problem. They have a language problem. Kuliso is an AI teaching assistant that tutors K-12 students on grade-level content in their native language. Teachers set the curriculum. The student learns in the language they think in. 247 languages, aligned to state standards, with adaptive assessments that actually measure what a kid knows — not how well they read English. We're not teaching English. We're not replacing teachers. We're making sure a kid who can solve quadratic equations in Dari doesn't get an F because the word problem was in English. If you know a family, a teacher, or a school where kids are falling through the cracks because of a language barrier — send them our way. That's exactly who we built this for. Short, mission-driven, specific. Avoids startup jargon. The opening line hooks because it's a concrete injustice, not an abstract market opportunity. Want me to tighten it or adjust the tone? Some founders go more casual on Fazier — I can dial it down if this feels too polished.

I love this approach to EdTech, a unique approach to a crowded space!