A father wanted more than a scrapbook every few months. His question became software that connects the small moments of childhood to the adults who can help them matter.
A correct answer tells you where a child landed. Seesaw lets teachers and families hear how they got there - and sells schools the tools to turn that evidence into instruction.
The marketing network put portfolios, collaborators and industry insiders in one place. Its 2015 launch asked a useful question: why should the brand be more famous than the people who built it?
The digital portfolio company turns class projects into evidence for college and work. Its toughest lesson: getting a school to buy software is only the beginning.