The app, which has over 20,000 downloads since its launch in August, is free to use and plans to remain so for solving step-by-step problems, although it may introduce a premium offering and in-app purchases in the future. Sizzle recently secured $7.5M in seed funding from Owl Ventures, 8VC, and FrenchFounders, which it plans to use to expand its team and develop the product further.
Key takeaways:
- Sizzle, an AI-powered learning app that provides step-by-step solutions to math equations and word problems, has launched four new features including a grading capability, a feature that regenerates steps, an option to see multiple answers to one problem, and the ability to upload photos of assignments.
- The app, founded by the former vice president of AI at Meta, Jerome Pesenti, works as a tutor chatbot and can solve problems in subjects like physics, chemistry, and biology, catering to all learning levels from Middle School to College.
- Sizzle has over 20,000 downloads since its launch in August and has an average rating of 4.6 stars on both the App Store and Google Play Store. The app is free to use, with plans to add a premium offering and in-app purchases in the future.
- The company recently secured $7.5M in seed funding, led by Owl Ventures, with participation from 8VC and FrenchFounders. The funding will be used to expand the team and develop the product further.