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Ohh then I’m pretty sure you get regular feedback’s with them. I have previously worked with an edtech they were funded by Lightspeed, kunal shah amongst others. Basically I’ll tell you how they pitch it. So first, you’ve to sell yourself as a founder as to how much you care for this sector. As in your going to your audience and noticing their changes. Secondly learning hours (accumulated) this is a very important metric to present, to the market and the investors. How many hours of learning has been done on your platform. Other than that it has normal metrics like DAU, MAU and the age group you’re targeting. Third and most important, you’re path to the future, investors get Really Shook when they hear about an edtech doing good. So you’ve to lay out what you’re gonna do in fhe future, differently, to retain more users and so on.