Most students never get access to real one-on-one tutoring. It's expensive, and there simply aren't enough tutors to go around. Kyron Learning is closing that gap with AI-powered video tutoring that pairs real teacher-recorded lessons with conversational AI, so any student can get guided, one-on-one instruction whenever they need it.

‍

The technology now powers Learning Coach, built with McGraw Hill inside its Connect platform, starting with 10 core course textbooks and giving instructors a way to offer real-time help at scale. Kyron has also briefed more than 100 congressional staff on Capitol Hill about expanding access to this kind of instruction.

‍

Rajen Sheth, CEO & Founder, Kyron Learning

‍

Rajen spent 17 years at Google, where he helped build some of its most widely used products, including leading development of Google Workspace (used by more than 5 million businesses) and building out Chromebooks for Education. But it was a memory from a 6th grade teacher that changed the direction of his life. He left Google to found Kyron Learning, betting that AI's real value isn't replacing great teachers, but giving every student access to the kind of individual attention only a few ever get.