SmartGurlz, the company that makes kids learn to code through play, is raising funds on WeFunder. The company, with a valuation cap of $7 million, is targeted towards teaching girls to code through their preferred learning styles and brain function including doll play, dress up, creative storytelling, and role model play. SmartGurlz was founded by Sharmi Albrechtsen and Jesper Nissen in 2017 and has raised more than $2 million since its founding. The proceeds of the current crowdfunding round, with a minimum raise of $100,000 and a maximum raise of $1,070,000, will be used towards R&D, marketing, and general operations. SmartGurlz is a fast-growing ed-tech company that came into limelight after being featured on Shark Tank. It has already sold more than 30,000 products and has generated revenues of more than $1.6 million.