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Edorer
Edorer is a San Francisco- and Bengaluru-based edtech company building an AI-powered learning, assessment and proctoring platform alongside a global university network. Its software lets universities, enterprises and governments run online courses, AI-proctored exams and talent assessments, while its SPICE network and blockchain-based CredX credits exchange aim to let students pick courses across institutions worldwide and carry verifiable, stackable credits between them. The company's stated mission is to internationalize universities and make affordable international education and exposure available to every higher-education student.
Woolf
Woolf is the first global collegiate university built as software: qualified organizations - companies, nonprofits and academic groups - join as member colleges and issue genuinely accredited degrees. Licensed in Malta and carrying European ECTS credits recognized across 50+ countries, Woolf turns accreditation into an API. Its Airlock product lets education providers plug in, benchmark their learning content, and award credits that stand up to regulatory scrutiny. Founded in 2018 by former Oxford philosopher Joshua Broggi, Woolf partners with Saïd Business School (Oxford), Harvard Business Publishing and Udacity to make credible degrees faster, cheaper and portable across borders.
Saurabh Gupta
Saurabh Gupta is the CEO and co-founder of Edorer, an AI-powered education platform on a mission to internationalize universities and give students academic freedom to move across institutions, pick courses online or on-campus, and earn stackable credentials. An IIT Kanpur engineer with a Harvard credential, he calls himself a 'Higher Ed rebel' and is building CredX, a blockchain-based global credits exchange. Before Edorer he founded or co-founded TalentGrids (acquired), Talent For Work, Campus to Corporate, and serves on the board of the World Assessment Council, which supports over 100,000 educators worldwide.