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The Ukrainian investment group Roosh has invested $250,000 in the American EdTech startup Highfive

The Ukrainian investment group Roosh has invested $250,000 in the American EdTech startup Highfive
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Roosh X, part of the Roosh investment group, has announced an investment of $250,000 in the American EdTech startup Highfive, which uses artificial intelligence to track student behavior, identify behavioral patterns, suggest specific solutions, and monitor progress.

Currently, Highfive operates in 36 states in the U.S., with 30,000 active users each month. Since its inception, the company has already saved 850,000 hours of school administrative time through its unique approach to learning through empathy and acceptance. The next goal is to reach 100 new schools and engage 15,000 new users by the end of the year.

As part of the collaboration, Roosh X is developing a new version of the product that automates some manual tasks and reporting processes, as well as expanding the app’s functionality based on AI.

The investment and technical expertise from Roosh X will enable Highfive to focus on scaling in the U.S. and working with K-12 schools that face low performance and discipline issues.

"We are entering a new stage of development for Highfive. These investments will allow us to continue our mission of promoting well-being and building positive relationships in every school community. Right now, we are focused on scaling, security, and enhancing the user experience to help schools implement our innovative product more effectively," said Nathan Maynard, CEO and co-founder of Highfive.

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