AI Engineer JD

Our vision

Every generation gets taught what to know. This one needs to be taught how to decide.

Indian students today have more information in front of them than any generation before, and less ability to do anything with it. They can recall and reproduce — that's what school measures. But ask a bright sixteen-year-old what they actually think about something happening in the world, and most go quiet.

Almost everything reaching them is chosen by an algorithm and written through a Western lens, so India's own story lands as background noise.

We want to build the place where a generation of Indian students learns to form a view and defend it. Not another platform telling them what to believe. The news is the news. What matters is what they make of it.

What we're building

A mobile app for students aged 14 to 21, paid for by their parents.

Each story traces a global event through to something in that student's own life in India — their fees, their city, their job prospects. From there they work through a guided question-and-answer exercise with an AI that keeps asking harder questions rather than handing over the answer, play a short game built from the same story, and enter a moderated discussion that only opens once they've committed to their own view.

Over six months it builds into a record of how their reasoning has actually changed. That record is what we show the parent, and what a student can show a university.

We have a working prototype. We're building the full product now.