Mathodix

Math Skills Evaluation Platform

Education & Knowledge Technologies
Non Active, Jan 2019 ceased to operate

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in October 2015 by Ofir Korkus and Dan Gourary, Mathodix is a Non Active company that ceased operations in January 2019. The company had over 21,000 employees and secured a grant from TNUFA in November 2016.

Business overview

Mathodix developed a platform for evaluating students' math skills and understanding in real time, based on their solutions to open-response questions. The core technology utilized an algorithm to automatically check and analyze each step of a solution, providing students with detailed personal feedback for improvement and a full mapping of their skills. Teachers received comprehensive reports on student performance, including common mistakes. The company operated in the Education & Knowledge Technologies sector, serving markets in Israel with a B2B and B2C business model, targeting students, teachers, and educational institutions from K12 to higher education.

Company Intelligence Q&A

What is Mathodix's primary business?
Mathodix developed a platform designed to evaluate students' math skills and understanding in real time based on their solutions to open-response questions.
When was Mathodix founded and by whom?
Mathodix was founded in October 2015 by co-founders Ofir Korkus and Dan Gourary.
What is the operational status of Mathodix?
Mathodix is currently Non Active and ceased to operate in January 2019.
Which markets did Mathodix target?
Mathodix targeted the Israeli market, focusing on students, teachers, and educational institutions within K12 and Higher Education.
Did Mathodix receive any grants?
In November 2016, Mathodix secured a grant from TNUFA.