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Teachmint pivots from software to smartboards
By Startup Enthusiast ·
- Date
- Company
- Teachmint
- What it does
- Move into hardware
- Kind
- News
- Based in
- Bengaluru
What they do
Once known for a phone-based teaching app, Teachmint shifted to selling smart classroom boards when schools reopened and online demand fell
What happened
Its teams now visit private schools, IITs, government schools and corporate sites across India to sell the hardware
Why it matters
The change followed a slowdown after the pandemic, when the business had to adapt to survive
The details
- By May 2025 Teachmint's core business was smartboards.
- Customers include private schools, IITs, government schools and companies.
- The pivot followed falling demand for mobile teaching software.
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