Janet Liu

Gotta respect Janet Liu – this dude’s a straight-up big change in the edtech world. So, he’s part of YC’s F24 batch, which is no joke – that’s some serious startup cred right there. Before that, he was messing around with RevisionDojo, a company all about AI tutors for students. Think about that – using AI to actually help students learn better, smarter, faster. That’s the kind of stuff that’s gonna shake up education as we know it.

Now, what’s wild about Janet is his process. He didn’t just jump into this because he thought it was cool. Nah, he’s been deep in the trenches, researching and building stuff that matters. RevisionDojo, from what I gather, is more than just another edtech startup. It’s about actually making learning personalized, accessible, and engaging – leveraging AI to crush the bullshit traditional schooling throws at us.

He’s clearly driven by a bigger mission – to change how students learn and enable them with tech that actually works. You can tell he’s not in this just for the money or hype; he genuinely cares about making a difference. His experience shows someone who’s been in the game, understands the pain points, and is jumping into the deep end with both feet to solve real problems. That’s the kind of founder you wanna keep an eye on – passionate, smart, and not afraid to go big.

Plus, he’s out here raising capital (did a raise in May 2025, I think), which means investors see what he’s doing and believe in it too. That’s a huge vote of confidence. Honestly, Janet Liu’s story is like this: a tech guy who saw a problem, jumped into the startup world with both hands, and is now building something that could totally change education. No Cap – he’s the real deal, and I think we’ll be hearing a lot more about him soon.