WeWillWrite
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WeWillWrite is an educational technology product that helps teachers create a social, game-based environment where students practice writing through play. Made in Norway, it serves teachers and students, with a focus on classrooms in Norway and the US/Canada.
Also known as We Will Write
Founders & leadership
Investors · 2
Funding
SEC filings, press & company announcements$2M disclosed across 1 round · 2025
- $2MraisedNov 2025 · 3 sources
Skyfall Ventures (lead)
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Source: company announcements and press reports — follow each round's link for the claim.
Company profile
researched Aug 2026WeWillWrite is a browser-based writing platform for classrooms. A teacher selects a writing challenge, starts a timed live session, and students join from any browser using a PIN code displayed on the teacher's screen. Students write short texts, individually or in teams, and the class then reads, votes on and discusses the submitted writing. The format requires no advance preparation by the teacher and no installation by students.
The product is positioned as a whole-class engagement tool for writing instruction rather than an assessment or grading system. Free lesson plans are offered alongside the challenge library, and a Premium tier lets teachers author their own challenges for any lesson or subject, extending use beyond English Language Arts to writing-to-learn activities in other subjects. Challenges are described as aligned to the Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts, other state standards, and ISTE standards.
WeWillWrite comes from the team behind Poio, a reading game that joined forces with Kahoot!. The company also runs an ambassador program through which teachers share classroom practice.
Business model
Freemium software for teachers and schools: individual teachers can start free without a card or approval, while a Premium tier adds the ability to create custom writing challenges. Schools and districts are offered pilots with accompanying privacy documentation.
Traction
The company reports more than 4 million students and more than 200,000 teachers, and publishes classroom testimonials from teachers in Texas, Florida, Colorado, Virginia and Pennsylvania.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography
Market position
Positioned in classroom engagement and literacy edtech, building on the track record of the Poio reading game, whose team joined forces with Kahoot!.
Account-free student access via PIN codes, anonymity of student texts during class reading and voting to encourage participation from quieter students, a restrained stance on AI in which students write every word and AI neither writes nor grades, and short timed sessions designed for whole-class participation.
Technology
A web application that runs in any browser with no student accounts, passwords or installation; students join a live, timed session via a PIN code at join.wewillwrite.com and write under team names, with texts anonymous to classmates during reading and voting. AI is used to support teachers but, per the company, never writes or grades student text and is not trained on student writing.
Go-to-market
Bottom-up teacher adoption through a free, no-signup trial and free lesson plans, supported by a teacher ambassador program and classroom stories, with a school/district motion offering pilots, signed agreements and a Trust Center with privacy documentation for IT teams.
K-12 teachers, primarily English Language Arts but also other subjects, plus schools and districts procuring classroom software; classroom testimonials cited come from grades 3 through 9.
Geography
Norwegian origin with classroom use reported across US states including Texas, Florida, Colorado, Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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Key figures
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Frequently asked questions
- What does WeWillWrite do?
- WeWillWrite is a social, session-based writing platform where school classes write, read and vote on each other's texts.
- Who founded WeWillWrite?
- WeWillWrite was founded by Daniel Senn.
- Who are WeWillWrite's investors?
- WeWillWrite's investors include Skyfall Ventures, Spintop Ventures.
- How much funding has WeWillWrite raised?
- WeWillWrite has disclosed $2M raised across 1 round.