Your first job. Before your first job.

A 4-month simulation where you work as a developer inside an AI-powered engineering team. Real tasks. Real PRs. Real standups. Real feedback. By the end, your work is your proof.

The Journey

What actually happens

Week 1

You meet your team.

You get a meeting invite on day one. Your tech lead and manager introduce themselves. You introduce yourself — and this matters, because we note how you do it. Your dev environment gets set up. Your project tracker is explained. Your first task is assigned.

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Weeks 2–4

Your first task.

You get a bug or feature assigned. You read the codebase to understand what's happening, figure out the fix, write the code, and raise a PR. Your tech lead reviews it. Sometimes it comes back with comments. You fix those and raise it again. You attend standups every day. If you're stuck, you flag it — before it becomes a week of silence.

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Weeks 5–10

The pattern builds.

More tasks, progressively more complex. Daily standups — async or live. Slack messages from your manager. When a task requires a concept you haven't encountered, a short focused module gets assigned. You study it and apply it. We track whether it changes your next PR.

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Weeks 11–16

Placement-ready.

By now your GitHub shows 4 months of real commits, PRs, and review history. Your communication record shows how you've evolved. Your behavioral profile is complete. When companies review you, they're not reading a resume — they're reading a record.

Choose Your Path

Four tracks

Every track follows the same simulation structure. The difference is your stack — the tools, tasks, and codebase you work with every day.

Frontend Developer (React)

React · JavaScript · HTML/CSS · Git · REST APIs

What you'll do:

Work on a real frontend codebase — fixing bugs, building features, managing state, connecting to APIs. Tasks start simple and increase in complexity as your record develops.

What you'll learn in context:

React architecture, component patterns, state management, API integration, basic testing, and how to write code that other developers can actually review and maintain.

What you leave with:

A GitHub with real PRs. A standup record. A behavioral profile your next employer can read.

Duration: 4 months

Founding cohort price: ₹35,000

Regular price after founding cohort closes: ₹75,000

Apply — Frontend Developer Track →

Backend Developer (Node.js)

Node.js · Express · JavaScript · MongoDB / PostgreSQL · Git · REST APIs

What you'll do:

Work on a backend service — fixing broken endpoints, writing new ones, debugging database queries, handling errors correctly. PRs are reviewed for code quality, not just whether they pass.

What you'll learn in context:

Node.js fundamentals, REST API design, database operations, error handling, authentication basics, and how to write backend code that's maintainable at team scale.

What you leave with:

A GitHub with real PRs. A standup record. A behavioral profile your next employer can read.

Duration: 4 months

Founding cohort price: ₹35,000

Regular price after founding cohort closes: ₹75,000

Apply — Backend Developer Track →

Backend Developer (Java)

Java · Spring Boot · MySQL / PostgreSQL · Git · REST APIs

What you'll do:

Work on a Java backend service — debugging Spring Boot issues, writing new API endpoints, working with JPA and database queries. You'll navigate a larger codebase than most courses expose you to.

What you'll learn in context:

Java fundamentals, Spring Boot, REST API design, database integration, exception handling, and the habits that make a Java developer productive on day one.

What you leave with:

A GitHub with real PRs. A standup record. A behavioral profile your next employer can read.

Duration: 4 months

Founding cohort price: ₹35,000

Regular price after founding cohort closes: ₹75,000

Apply — Backend Developer Track →
Most Complete

Full Stack Developer

React · Node.js · JavaScript · MongoDB / PostgreSQL · Git · REST APIs

What you'll do:

Work across frontend and backend — a more complex simulation that mirrors the reality of a full stack role. You'll handle frontend features, backend endpoints, and the integration between them.

What you'll learn in context:

Everything in the Frontend and Backend Node.js tracks, plus how the two sides communicate — APIs, state synchronisation, deployment basics, and the complete picture of building a product end to end.

What you leave with:

A GitHub with real PRs across frontend and backend. A standup record. A behavioral profile your next employer can read.

Duration: 4 months

Founding cohort price: ₹50,000

Regular price after founding cohort closes: ₹1,00,000

Apply — Full Stack Developer Track →

No Add-Ons

Everything included — no upsells

Every track includes the following. No upsells. No separate subscriptions.

Simulation environmentAn AI-powered engineering team, project tracker, PR workflow, Slack-style communication, and daily standups.

Curated codebaseA real project with tasks designed to teach specific concepts at each stage of the program.

AI-powered teamA tech lead, manager, and teammates who assign tasks, review your work, give feedback, and push back when you take shortcuts.

Contextual learning modulesShort, focused lessons assigned by your manager when a task requires a concept you haven't encountered yet.

Practice toolsDaily quizzes, speaking practice, and interview prep — included with every track.

Behavioral recordA living record of how you work, updated with every task, PR, standup, and interaction across 4 months.

Placement supportWhen you're ready, we introduce you to companies with your full record. We don't send your resume. We send evidence.

We're honest about where we are.

This is our first cohort. The simulation — the engineering team, the tasks, the PR workflow, the standups — is real and will happen from day one. What you're also getting is close access to the team and a direct say in how the program develops.

The trade-off: some parts of the platform are newer and will be shaped by your experience. If you want a program that's been running for three years, this isn't it yet. If you want to be part of building something that doesn't exist yet — at the founding cohort price — this is your window.

20 seats. Applications close when they're full.
All sessions are online.

How payment works

We've structured payment to reduce the financial risk on your side.

Step 1 — Book your seat

Pay 5% of the program fee to reserve your place in the cohort. This is the only non-refundable portion.

Step 2 — Commit by day 7

Once the cohort starts, you have 7 full days inside the program — real standups, real tasks, the full experience. If it's not what you expected, tell us you're dropping out before day 7 ends. No questions asked. We refund everything except the 5% booking amount as a processing fee.

If you're in, pay the remaining amount on day 7. You can pay it in one go or split it — 45% on day 7, remaining 50% at the midpoint of the program.

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Placement commitment

We can't guarantee a job — no honest program can. But we can commit to this:

If you complete the program, meet the consistency requirements, and don't receive a single interview call within 6 months of completion — we refund your full program fee.

If you're getting interviews but struggling to clear them, our team works with you on mock interviews and targeted preparation. We'll identify exactly what's missing and help you fix it.

We stay with you for up to 1 year after program completion. If at that point you still haven't landed a role despite putting in the work, that's a conversation we'll have honestly. But we won't walk away before that.

If you don't succeed, we haven't done our job.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Do I need prior coding experience?

If you know that code isn't written in Microsoft Word and Python isn't just a snake, you're eligible. Seriously — we need you to understand what a variable, a function, and a loop are. You don't need to be job-ready. That's what the program is for. If you're unsure, apply and we'll tell you honestly on the call.

How do I choose a track?

Choose the stack you want to work in professionally — not the one you know best right now. The program teaches you to work in the stack, not just know it. If you're genuinely unsure, select "Help me decide" on the application and we'll guide you.

What stack should a complete beginner choose?

If you have no strong preference, the Backend Node.js track is the most forgiving entry point. JavaScript is widely used and the ecosystem is very accessible for someone starting out.

What is the consistency requirement for placement eligibility?

There's a points-based system that tracks your engagement — standups attended, tasks completed, response times, and overall participation. The details are covered thoroughly during onboarding. The short version: show up, do the work, communicate when you're stuck. That's what the program is built around.

What if I fall behind during the program?

Life happens. If you're struggling for genuine reasons, the team will work with you. We have a structured path to get back on track — it requires more effort, not less, but it's there. One thing we don't do is write off a student just because a cohort ends. Your record will always reflect what happened honestly — including the recovery. That's not a penalty. That's reality.

What does "placement support" actually mean?

When you complete the program and meet the consistency requirements, we introduce you to companies with your full behavioral record. We work with engineering managers directly — not just HR — which means the people reviewing your profile understand what the data means. We stay with you for up to 1 year post-completion.

Can I get a refund?

Yes, within the first 7 days of the cohort starting. If you decide to drop out before day 7 ends, we refund everything you've paid except the 5% booking amount and a ₹1,000 processing fee. No refunds after day 7.

Will there be offline cohorts?

The program is fully online right now. Offline cohorts are planned for the future. We'll announce them when the time comes.

Will I get a certificate?

You'll get a completion record. More importantly, your GitHub history and your behavioral profile are your real credentials. We'll help you make both visible to employers.

20 seats. One founding cohort.

Applications are open now. When the 20 seats are filled, they're closed.

Apply for the Founding Cohort →

Questions before applying? Email [email protected]