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Singit

3 stories about Singit

Michael Peled SingIt

"A good advisor is worth an endless amount of capital"

02.11.26|Amy Shapiro

SingIt CEO Michael Peled details the lessons of global product expansion the young founder has learned over the past five years.

Singit founder Michael Peled.

Singit teaches English through the songs people already love

20.09.26|Zachy Hennessey

The Seed-stage EdTech company is one of 23 startups selected for ScaleUp House's inaugural cohort.

מוסף שבועי 15.9.22 מיכאל פלד

"My father is dyslexic, he learned English in the 70’s from Lennon and Dylan. I turned that into a learning app"

27.09.22|Roni Dori

Michael Peled was a dyslexic child who managed to become an outstanding student. His father was his inspiration, a successful dyslexic entrepreneur who worked for years in the U.S. thanks to the English he picked up from the radio. The secret of this magic has become Singit, a kind of educational version of Spotify, which teaches tens of thousands of children English with the help of Billie Eilish and Harry Styles