In a world where answers are everywhere, education should no longer be built around memorizing information or simply learning tools.
We believe the future of learning is about helping young people develop curiosity, judgment, creativity, and the confidence to shape ideas into something meaningful.
Our vision is to prepare learners not just to use technology, but to think with it, question it, and create with purpose in the AI-powered future.
Our mission is to help learners embrace AI to amplify their ideas and abilities, while building the critical thinking, creativity, and confidence to turn curiosity into meaningful work.
Hatch Hatch is an AI-native education company based in San Jose, California.
We are building many kinds of education technology for learners and teachers.
We believe learners need to learn how to think with AI, question information, break down complex problems, create with technology, and build the confidence to turn ideas into real-world projects.
“Hatch Hatch” reflects what we help learners do: hatch ideas, hatch confidence, and hatch the habits of independent thinkers.
In the AI age, learning is no longer just about finding the right answers. It is about asking better questions, thinking clearly, using technology thoughtfully, and turning curiosity into something real.
Joy is the Founder of Hatch Hatch. She is passionate about shaping the future of education and exploring new possibilities for how the next generation learns, thinks, and creates.
Joy brings an interdisciplinary background across education, UX, software engineering and AI. She holds degrees in Psychology (Tsinghua), Education (UPenn), and Computer Science (SFSU & UBC). She began her work as an intern at Khan Academy and Khan Lab School in 2016, and has since worked across UX research (Google), software engineering (Meta), and NLP research (UBC and Vector Institute).
On social media, she creates visual explanations that make AI and algorithms visible through animations, cartoons, and stories.
We brings experience from leading education, technology, and research institutions.