Our story

enduri started with one question: who teaches children how to learn?

As a teacher, education journalist and mum, I looked for that tool for years. When I couldn’t find it, I decided to build it.

An illustration with the enduri characters

The enduri idea

The otter building a bridge with colourful blocks

Christa taught in public and private schools, and kept hitting the same gap: plenty of tools for teaching content, almost nothing for the skills underneath it.

As an education journalist she asked professors and teachers what was missing. They all named the same thing — something that taught the process of learning, not another way to memorise.

Then COVID sent everyone home and parents saw it up close: children could not plan their own work, because no one had taught them how. That has not changed. enduri exists to change it.

The learning journey

The same idea that started with one teacher now travels with every child who uses it.

The enduri fox, anteater and bat characters running together, representing the learning journey
Christa Wuethrich, founder of enduri
Founder

Christa Wuethrich

Teacher. Education journalist. Humanitarian. Learning coach. Mother of four.

  • MA International Relations, University of Queensland
  • Learning Coach Diploma, FHNW Switzerland
  • Ringier Journalist School
  • Teacher Training College Mariaberg, Switzerland
  • Christa has been a teacher, education journalist and humanitarian worker. The jobs changed. The countries changed. One question never did: why do we teach every subject — but not how to learn?

    Becoming a mum made finding an answer urgent. She built enduri to help children plan, understand, remember, reflect and learn independently.

    AI gives answers. enduri builds learners.

    The people behind enduri

    enduri is built by a small team with one shared mission: helping children learn how to learn.

    Devy

    Software development

    A team of developers based in Sydney, working across time zones, who turned the idea into a product.

    Germana Giorno

    Design

    A book illustrator and photographer based in Italy. She is the reason enduri looks like something a child wants to open.

    Christine Preisig

    Video

    A Swiss filmmaker and former economist based in London, who made the learning videos.

    Arborana

    School partner

    A private school in Switzerland whose students and teachers tested every version of the pilot, and told us plainly what did not work.

    Bowen Fen

    AI lead

    Ensures Eni, the learning coach, doesn’t give answers — it teaches children how to learn.

    Start learning how to learn.

    enduri opens to families in September 2026.

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