We solve India's problems with software — and train the people who'll keep solving them.
We started in Ongole to prove great software can be built from a Tier 3 city. We're expanding to Hyderabad to plug into India's broader startup ecosystem — without leaving the one we're still building at home.
We build the software and ship it under our own name first.
Our core engineering wing. Web applications, MVPs, and AI tools — built for our own ideas before we build them for anyone else. Two platforms are in final development and go public shortly.
Most institutions run hackathons across a scatter of forms, sheets and group chats. InGenX puts the whole event lifecycle — registration through project submission — in one admin dashboard.
One in six candidates fake credentials on a resume, and a wrong hire costs Indian enterprises ₹20L on average. TriVedus scores candidates through expert verification, so employers hire on proof.
Our favourite division, and the one that feeds every other. Explore, dive deep, curate, and decide what is actually worth building. Both InGenX and TriVedus started here as questions, not products.
India makes excellent products and presents them badly. A marketplace where every manufacturer is verified and every listing is written, photographed and represented by our own people — buyers deal with us, never with a listing nobody proofread.
We pick the problem before we write a line of code.
20% teaching. 80% building.
We spent months working out exactly where Indian engineering education leaves its students short. Then we ran the method on pilot batches, read the results honestly, and only opened it to everyone in April 2026.
Students learn Applied AI and Full Stack Engineering by shipping, in batches small enough that nobody hides at the back.
Explore AcademyA Hyderabad meetup for students and recent graduates only — listening to what they need before we design programmes that help them land jobs faster. Free, no application, no recruiter pitch night.
What we hear in the room shapes Academy and Careers. The club sits alongside MasterNext; nobody who shows up owes us a course or an application.
Explore Students ClubOpportunities do not reach students who do not know how to prepare. So we listen first.
Conviction beats location. So we started in a Tier 3 city.
A weekly founders meetup in Ongole for people building from semi-urban and rural Andhra Pradesh. 6 meetups so far, 140+ people through the door, ideas and businesses pitched every week.
Some of those businesses we now back ourselves — with money, with engineering, or with the advice we wish someone had given us.
Explore Founders ClubWe hire people who want to build whole products — not tickets.
Every engineer here spends 80% of their time building and 20% teaching what they've learned. You will own things end to end, in Ongole — still our home base as we expand into Hyderabad.
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