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  • Free PDF

    Build your own JARVIS

    Run a private AI assistant on your own laptop in an evening, with no API bill.

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  • Course, ₹499

    Local AI, end to end

    The full course: from first prompt to an assistant that remembers, searches and acts.

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Free roadmap PDFs

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Learning paths

Not sure where to start? Follow one of these in order.

AI builder

  1. 1Try the next-word experiment
  2. 2Build your own JARVIS (free PDF)
  3. 3Read: Giving JARVIS a memory
  4. 4Course: Build your first AI assistant (waitlist)

Security-minded developer

  1. 1Play: Spot the fake link
  2. 2Play: Watch a password become a hash
  3. 3Decode a JWT safely in the toolkit
  4. 4Course: IoT and cybersecurity fundamentals (waitlist)

Creative web developer

  1. 1Play with the hologram on the home page
  2. 2Read: How this portfolio draws itself
  3. 3Course: Three.js and interactive 3D websites (waitlist)

Courses in the works

Video lessons, source code, assignments, projects and a certificate when you finish. Not on sale until they’re ready.

  • Build your first AI assistant

    For: Anyone who can write a little Python

    A JARVIS-style assistant on local models that remembers, searches and uses tools.

    Local models with Ollama, Prompting that actually works, Memory with embeddings, Tool use and safety, Voice in and out

  • Full-stack by building a real product

    For: Students who know HTML, CSS and some JavaScript

    A deployed product with auth, payments and a database, built step by step.

    Next.js app structure, Auth and sessions, Postgres and data modelling, Payments with Razorpay, Deploying and monitoring

  • Backend engineering: APIs, WebSockets, databases

    For: Developers who’ve built a CRUD app and want to go deeper

    Real-time services that stay fast and correct under load.

    REST design and errors, Postgres indexing, Redis caching and rate limits, WebSockets and server-sent events, Rust with Axum

  • Three.js and interactive 3D websites

    For: Front-end developers who want their work to stand out

    A particle story like the one on this site, from scratch.

    Scenes, cameras and lights, Points and custom shaders, Scroll-driven storytelling, Hand tracking input, Performance on phones

  • IoT and cybersecurity fundamentals

    For: Curious students; no hardware needed to start

    Understand how devices talk, and how attackers and defenders think.

    Networks and protocols, Linux for security, Web security basics (OWASP), ESP32 sensors and MQTT, Ethics and authorised testing