An AI that sorts mangoes
Pick a mangoThe model decides if it's ripe.
Ripe–
Raw–
In class, students train a model using their own photos. Try this interactive example.
Class 8–12 · CBSE, ICSE, State Board and PUC
Day 1: their first AI model. Day 30: their own app.
Hands-on AI for Class 8–12 students in Mangalore. Start with one month of making, guided by a teacher. No coding experience needed.
A first month full of firsts
8 sessionsin the first month, each ending in a build
16 hourstwo sessions a week
12 studentsat most, per teacher
0 codingneeded to start
Start with one month. Go further over six.
The Introductory Programme shows what they can make in a month. The Creator Programme takes them all the way to Demo Day. The first course is recommended, but not required.
AI Introductory Programme
Eight sessions, each ending with something they made. The fastest way to see what your child can make with AI.
- A trained AI model and an AI study coach
- A short film and a working app
- A showcase for parents at the end
AI Creator Programme
From their first line of Python to their own project on a public stage.
- A Python game, a data study, an AI model and an app
- A real project for an organisation in Mangalore
- A capstone project, presented at Demo Day
Their first month, one build at a time.
The Introductory Programme: two 2-hour sessions a week. Every session ends with something they made.
Explore the 8-session plan
The Build Wall
Don't take our word for it. Try what they build.
Five things students make, from their first week to the Creator Programme. Tap, pick and play.
A study coach that refuses to cheat
I'm Challenge Coach. I give hints, never answers. What are you stuck on?
A game written in Python
# escape.py – a text adventure def start(): print("The power is out. A robot blocks the door.") choice = input("1) Talk to it 2) Find a torch > ") if choice == "1": riddle() else: torch() def riddle(): answer = input("What has keys but opens no locks? ") if answer == "a piano": print("The robot steps aside. You escaped!")
A revision app, from one sentence
IdeaA revision quiz for Class 8 science, with a score
Waiting for an idea
Live
0 pts
Science Sprint
Chapter 5 · Plants
Question 1 of 3
QuizReviewScores
Their idea becomes a film
Scene 1 · Wide shot
A small robot wakes up in an empty city.
Hopeful piano, slow build
Students write the story and plan every shot. AI helps with the pictures and the music.
Class 8–12 · Learn it. Build it. Show it.
Six months. A whole new “I can.”
From their first challenge to a project on stage. Follow the Creator Programme, one build at a time.
- Week 1
Find their starting point.
Choose a direction and a first challenge. Build the confidence to begin.
- Weeks 2–5
Understand what makes AI work.
Train models, test their limits and learn to ask better questions.
- Weeks 6–12
Build their own toolkit.
Write Python, explore data and create AI models and apps.
- Weeks 13–15
Choose a creative direction.
Film, games, robotics, science or enterprise. Follow an idea that is theirs.
- Weeks 16–17
Work with a real client.
Tackle a real problem for an organisation in Mangalore, as a team.
- Weeks 18–24
Make their biggest project yet.
Design, build and improve a capstone project with an expert mentor.
- Week 25
Step onto the Demo Day stage.
Show the work. Explain the decisions. Celebrate how far they have come.
A little more confidence. Something bigger to show.
Ask about the Creator ProgrammeAnd you'll see every step of it.
Their portfolio
Every build, collected in one place you can open any time.
Their growth
A skill check at the start and the end, plus written notes from their teacher.
Their stage
A showcase at the end of month one. A public Demo Day at the end of month six.
Questions parents ask
Does my child need to know coding?
No. The Introductory Programme needs no coding at all. The Creator Programme teaches Python from the very beginning.
Won't AI just do their homework for them?
Not here. The AI tools we set up give hints before answers, and every build has to be explained in the student's own words.
How big are the batches?
At most 12 students for every teacher, and one device for every student in every session.
Which AI tools do they use? Is it safe?
Tools like Teachable Machine, ChatGPT and Gemini learning modes, NotebookLM and Replit. Parents give written consent for every tool before the first session. Tools with an 18+ age limit are used only from teacher accounts, and no personal photos or details are ever uploaded.
What about school exams?
Creator batches pause for school exam weeks, and Class 10 and 12 batches finish before pre-board exams. The courses support CBSE AI (Code 417), CBSE Computational Thinking and AI, and ICSE Robotics and AI.
Will this improve their marks?
They build the habits behind better marks: study routines, practice from their own syllabus, and explanations that finally click. You'll see the growth yourself in a skill check at the start and the end.
What are the fees and batch dates?
Message us on WhatsApp and we'll share fees and dates for the next batch.
Their first AI model is one session away.