Startup

imagi

Provides a Python-based computer science and AI literacy curriculum and coding platform for K-12 schools, aimed especially at engaging girls.

About imagi

imagi builds coding and AI education tools for classrooms and homes, with a stated aim of closing the gender gap in technology. Its school offering, imagi Edu, is a K-12 computer science and AI literacy curriculum taught in Python, positioned as a step from block-based to text-based coding, with lesson plans, slides and teacher training. The company was started by Dora Palfi and Beatrice Ionascu from a research project at KTH in Stockholm and is headquartered in New York. The company says it works with more than 100 US school districts and has reached over 700,000 students in 140 countries.

Products and services

  • imagi Edu

    Classroom platform and K-12 curriculum teaching computer science and AI literacy in Python.

  • Lovable x imagi

    Supervised platform through which K-12 students build software using AI coding tools.

  • imagiCharm

    Optional programmable wearable that students code from the platform over Bluetooth.

  • Professional development

    CSTA-endorsed workshops preparing teachers without prior computer science experience to teach the curriculum.

Who imagi works with

  • K-12 schools and districts
  • Teachers
  • Parents and families

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This profile was written by WAC from imagi’s own website and checked in October 2026. It describes the organization and is not an endorsement. Is this your organization? Send a correction.

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