JoyTunes

JoyTunes is a privately held company developing music learning software. The company specializes in creating mobile apps to learn how to learn piano[1] with interactive listening system called MusicSense[2] that can tell acoustically how well you're playing a piano or a MIDI keyboard.[3]

JoyTunes
IndustryEducation Technology
Founded2011 
FoundersYuval Kaminka, Yigal Kaminka, Roey Izkovsky
Headquarters,
Key people
Yuval Kaminka, (CEO)
Roey Izkovsky, (CTO)
Yigal Kaminka, (Musical Director)
ProductsSimply Piano
Piano Maestro
Piano Dust Buster
Websitehttps://www.joytunes.com/

Investors

JoyTunes has raised three rounds for a total of $7M from angel investors and VCs. In Aug 2014, JoyTunes raised $5 million in Series A funding led by Aleph VC and with participation from Formation 8 and Genesis Partners.[4] Angel investors include the former CEO of Steinway, Dana Messina.[5]

In 2019, JoyTunes announced that it raised $25 million in a round led by Tel Aviv-based venture capital firm Qumra Capital.[6] The company has raised $43 million to date.[7]

gollark: I think OC allows you to whitelist users of a computer (not in software, as in people who aren't allowed literally can't interact with the computer) for some stupid reason, actually.
gollark: Well, lots of them use C bindings which won't work, but lots of Lua libraries, at least.
gollark: This is because they both run Lua (slightly different versions) and have access to any sort of Lua library you can use.
gollark: Anyway. Basically anything which doesn't require world interaction which OC can do, CC can also do.
gollark: I don't appreciate you characterizing everything I or someone else says as a "smart alec remark".

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