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Edvise has joined EdSights

Edvise has been acquired by EdSights. We're excited to share this next chapter with the students, institutions, and people who helped us get here.

October 20, 2026·2 min read
The Edvise founders and EdSights team sitting together on a couch

Our next chapter

We're excited to share that Edvise has been acquired by EdSights.

We started Edvise before our freshman year of college. The four of us, Sujay Potlapelly, Aadi Khanna, Simon Wilton, and Jeremy Huang, had been friends since middle and high school. Building a company together and working with institutions to help students has meant a lot to us.

We're grateful to the students, advisors, and campus teams who used Edvise, gave us honest feedback, and helped us make it better.

Joining EdSights

Edvise and EdSights share a focus on helping institutions better understand and support their students. We're excited for the next chapter together.

Thank you to everyone who supported and advised us along the way.

Questions about Edvise?

If you work with Edvise and have questions about the announcement, please reach out to your existing Edvise contact. We'd be happy to hear from you.

Thank you for being part of the Edvise story.

Sujay, Aadi, Simon, and Jeremy

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