NoteX Table
2019
Finland digitizes exams
National exam reform signals early momentum toward digital assessment.
The desk
that writes
like paper.
One device replaces notebooks, paper, and off-task screen time. NoteX Table combines a school-friendly hardware purchase with recurring software built around digital handwriting and assessment.
- EdTech SAM
- $163B
- Global education TAM
- $7.6T
- 3-year SOM
- ~€80M
Global EdTech market, 13.3% CAGR. (Grand View Research, 2024)
Total global education spend. (HolonIQ, 2025)
Bottom-up estimate based on 50 European schools.
Meet the NoteX Table
The product, in real classrooms.
Testing is going digital.
Handwriting still matters.
2022
NAPLAN moves online
Australia shifts a major national testing workflow into digital delivery.
2024
SAT goes digital
US testing reaches a mainstream turning point for digital exam formats.
2025
AP expands digital delivery
Many AP workflows are now digital, but handwritten responses still matter across biology, statistics, physics, chemistry, and more.
Gap
No handwriting-first device
Mainstream devices still do not serve exam-style notation, secure handwriting, or classroom focus by default.
No one else solves
the full classroom brief
| Capability | NoteX | iPad / reMarkable |
|---|---|---|
| Natural handwriting flow | ✓ Built around writing | Partial / secondary |
| No browser distraction | ✓ By design | Requires MDM or policy |
| Exam integrity | ✓ Locked classroom use | Not purpose-built |
| Backpack replacement | ✓ One desk system | Partial |
| School procurement fit | ✓ Purpose-built for schools | General-purpose device |
Prototype built.
Pilots running. Pre-seed open.
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Research & design
Complete
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Working prototype
Complete
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School demand signal
LT Aristotel asked for 60 desks after a 5-class pilot with 12 students. LT Mircea Eliade completed teacher-led classroom testing with 2 professors and 9 students.
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External validation
Winner of YEP 2026. Selected for Latitude59 in Tallinn.
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Pre-seed — €396K
Funds the first full pilot deployment, production setup, and the path to first contracted school rollouts.
Investor facts
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Major exam systems are already moving to digital delivery: Finland, NAPLAN, SAT, and AP. The missing piece is a device built for handwriting, focus, and exam-style classroom use.
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The prototype is built and tested in real classrooms. LT Aristotel asked for 60 desks after a pilot covering 5 classes and 12 students. LT Mircea Eliade completed teacher-led testing with 2 professors and 9 students.
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Revenue comes from one-time hardware sales plus recurring software and maintenance. The raise is structured to fund pilot deployment, production setup, and the first contracted school rollouts.
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The pre-seed round is €396K. It funds the first full pilot deployment, production setup, and the path from working prototype to repeatable school procurement.