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AppLearn - About the company

AppLearn is an acquired company based in Manchester (United Kingdom), founded in 2008 by Andrew Barlow and Mark Barlow. It operates as a Provides digital adoption platform. AppLearn has raised $25M in funding from K1 Investment Management, with last known valuation of $*****. The company has 457 active competitors, including 51 funded and 24 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Whatfix, WalkMe and Leanplum.

Company Details

AppLearn offers an LMS for organizations to impart software adoption training to employees. The product offered includes Adopt, cloud-based software for employee communications and learning platform. The modules include employee feedback, cloud-based content, advanced analytics, etc. The platform enables organizations to plan and execute digital transformation. The clientele includes Abbott, IHG, Electrolux, UniCredit, and Cushman & Wakefield.
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Email ID
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Phone Number
+44 **********
Registered Address
Riverside House Kings Reach Business Park, Yew Street, Stockport, Cheshire, SK4 2HD
Key Metrics
Founded Year
2008
Location
Manchester, United Kingdom
Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$25M in 2 rounds
Last Known Valuation
$***** as on Sep 18, 2019
Ranked
Employee Count
37 as on Sep 30, 2026
Investment & Acquisitions
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Exit Details
Acquired by Nexthink (Jan 01, 2024)

AppLearn's acquisition details

AppLearn got acquired by Nexthink on Jan 01, 2024.
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AppLearn's funding and investors

AppLearn has raised a total funding of $25M over 2 rounds. Its first funding round was on Aug 24, 2019. Its latest funding round was a Conventional Debt round on Jan 10, 2022 for $*****. 2 investors participated in its latest round. AppLearn has 5 institutional investors and 9 angel investors.

Here is the list of recent funding rounds of AppLearn:
Date of Funding
Funding Amount
Round Name
Post-Money Valuation
Revenue Multiple
Lead Investors
Other Investors
Jan 10, 2022
7611926
Conventional Debt
8967022
8720111
4180328
5837420
Aug 24, 2019
4629161
Series B
5743264
5346784
6237184
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AppLearn's founders and board of directors

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The founders of AppLearn are Andrew Barlow and Mark Barlow. Mark Barlow is the CEO of AppLearn.
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AppLearn's Board of Directors

AppLearn's board has 3 active members. Andrew Barlow, Mark Barlow and Adam Prickett are part of team.
Here is the list of AppLearn's board of directors:
Name
Type
Representing
Status
Duration
Team
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Current
15y 5m
Team
-
Current
15y 5m
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Team
-
Current
7y 7m
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Independent board member
-
Past
8y 1m
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Independent board member
-
Past
4y 4m

AppLearn's employee count trend

AppLearn has 37 employees as of Sep 26. Here is AppLearn's employee count trend over the years:
Employee count trend for AppLearn
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AppLearn's Competitors and alternates

Top competitors of AppLearn include Whatfix, WalkMe and Leanplum. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of AppLearn, ranked by Tracxn score:
Rank
Company Details
Short Description
Total Funding
Investors
Tracxn Score
1st
Logo for Whatfix
Whatfix
2013, San Jose (United States), Series E
Provider of an AI-native digital adoption platform that enables organizations to improve software usage through in-app guidance, simulation training, and adoption analytics
$266M
74/100
2nd
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WalkMe
2011, San Francisco (United States), Acquired
Provider of digital adoption platform
$308M
73/100
3rd
Logo for Leanplum
Leanplum
2012, San Francisco (United States), Acquired
Mobile A/B testing, personalization & analytics platform
$172M
72/100
4th
Logo for OnRamp
OnRamp
2019, Newton (United States), Series A
Cloud-based customer onboarding tool
$29.2M
61/100
5th
Logo for BrainStorm
BrainStorm
1995, American Fork (United States), Series A
Provider of software platforms for managing enterprise workforce behavior change
$16.4M
60/100
6th
Logo for True Fit
True Fit
2009, Boston (United States), Series C
Provider of an AI sizing platform for apparel and footwear retailers
$148M
60/100
7th
Logo for Red Flag Alert
Red Flag Alert
2004, Manchester (United Kingdom), Series A
Cloud based data management platform
$10.5M
60/100
8th
Logo for Aligned
Aligned
2021, Boston (United States), Series B
Cloud based sales enablement tools and customer success management solutions for enterprises
$73.8M
57/100
9th
Logo for Stonly
Stonly
2015, Paris (France), Series A
Guidelines and knowledge management solutions for teams
$25.5M
56/100
10th
Logo for QuickSell
QuickSell
2017, Mumbai (India), Seed
Platform offering sales acceleration for E‑commerce
$2M
56/100
16th
Logo for AppLearn
AppLearn
2008, Manchester (United Kingdom), Acquired
Provides digital adoption platform
$25M
51/100
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AppLearn's Investments and acquisitions

AppLearn has acquired YesElf. AppLearn has not made any investments as of now.

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Nexthink’s Acquisition of AppLearnGlobal Legal Chronicle•Feb 16, 2024•AppLearn, Nexthink
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Digital business expands US presence with Boston office openingTheBusinessDesk.com•Jan 15, 2020•AppLearn
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