
SYLVA is an integrated learning and assessment platform designed to automate tedious educational processes, enabling educators and students to focus on teaching and learning. It offers a fully integrated environment for authoring, teaching, evaluating, and managing courses with features like dynamic content creation, automatic grading, personalized feedback, and flexible scheduling. SYLVA supports blended learning and seamless transitions between lectures, assignments, and exams, with strong security measures including SSL encryption and private cloud backups. The platform leverages a partnership with Wolfram Research to embed advanced computational tools and AI for enhanced assessment and interactivity, positioning SYLVA as a comprehensive solution for modern education institutions.

SYLVA is an integrated learning and assessment platform designed to automate tedious educational processes, enabling educators and students to focus on teaching and learning. It offers a fully integrated environment for authoring, teaching, evaluating, and managing courses with features like dynamic content creation, automatic grading, personalized feedback, and flexible scheduling. SYLVA supports blended learning and seamless transitions between lectures, assignments, and exams, with strong security measures including SSL encryption and private cloud backups. The platform leverages a partnership with Wolfram Research to embed advanced computational tools and AI for enhanced assessment and interactivity, positioning SYLVA as a comprehensive solution for modern education institutions.
Product: Integrated learning and assessment platform with automated grading and analytics
Headquarters: Zürich, Switzerland
Founded: June 2020
Employee count: 4
Total funding (reported): USD 210,000
Education technology — course creation, delivery, assessment and analytics
2020
EdTech
Seed round reported in June 2020 with Venture Kick listed as lead/grant source; total funding across disclosures reported as USD 210,000.
“Venture Kick listed as a seed/grant investor”