Since Grammarly was founded in 2009, Ukrainian-born entrepreneurs Max Lytvyn and Alex Shevchenko have joined
Forbes’ billionaires list. The popular grammar-checking tool bagged US$200 million in funding in November 2021, skyrocketing their net worths to at least US$4 billion each.
Aside from founding Ukraine’s most expensive tech start-up together with Dmytro Lider, and supporting the war-stricken country, what else do we know about them?