We build software shops run on. Then we teach it.
A software company in Bhilwara. Our billing software runs three jewellery shops every working day — and the courses are written from building it. Every lesson has a video in English and Hindi.
Most course platforms have never shipped the thing they teach.
We run an engineering studio first. Every lesson on this site traces back to a project that went to production, had bugs, and got fixed at an inconvenient hour.
Built the way we build for clients
No framework, no build step, no dependencies. The assistant in the corner runs TF-IDF retrieval we wrote from scratch. The AI Lab runs TextRank, naive Bayes and a sentiment lexicon — all in your browser, all offline. Open DevTools and read it.
Try the AI LabShipped, not theorised
Our billing software runs three jewellery shops in Rajasthan — bills, stock and who owes what, every working day.
Two free courses
Complete, not trials. 58 hours of web and ML, no card required.
We say no, and we say why
We have talked clients out of rebuilds, out of microservices, and out of RAG when keyword search would have done. The discovery week exists so you find out before you have paid for the wrong thing.
Weekly deploys
A staging URL from day one. You watch it get built instead of waiting for a reveal.
Courses written from production code
Seven courses across web engineering and AI. Two are completely free.
What we do for clients
Six services, fixed-scope discovery, and a quote that does not drift halfway through.
Service detailsWhat we have built
The problem, the decision, and the number that moved.
Clients and learners
Build something, or learn to build it.
Both start the same way — tell us where you are and what you are trying to make.
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