Founder & CEO, ABCCoders
I started coding at 8, was teaching by 9, and built a global coding school for kids at 10. This is my little corner of the internet — my story, my skills, and the work I love doing.
I'm a young programmer and entrepreneur, a native of Perumbavoor in Kerala, India. It all began at eight years old, when I built my first games with block programming and realised that making something on a screen could be just as fun as playing it.
Whether it's games, apps, or a lesson for someone who's just getting started, I love turning ideas into things that actually work — and then helping other kids do the same.
From my first Scratch game to full web apps — I learn best by building real things.
I taught friends, then college students — explaining something simply is my favourite skill.
I founded ABCCoders at 10 and have been growing it ever since, one student at a time.
Kids from India to Canada learn through the platform my team and I keep improving.
A quick walk through the milestones that shaped who I am today.
I discovered coding and built my very first games using block programming within my first year of learning.
I began sharing what I knew — starting with friends and eventually teaching coding to students at I.L.M Engineering College.
I founded “AnyBody Can Code (ABC) Coding Classes” — now ABCCoders — with a simple mission: make coding fun and accessible for every kid.
ABCCoders now serves students across India and Canada with 30+ course types, live 1-on-1 classes, and a team that keeps raising the bar.
The languages, platforms and skills I use to build, teach and run ABCCoders.
Block coding to text-based languages — the foundations I teach and build with every day.
Curious about AI, machine learning and the web — and how kids can use them to create.
Explaining hard ideas simply, mentoring students, and leading a team that spans two countries.
What started as lessons for friends is now a global platform offering live 1-on-1 coding classes in Scratch, Python, JavaScript, AI & Machine Learning for kids aged 6–20. It's the project I'm proudest of, and it's still growing.
A mission I'm leading with the ABCCoders team to build curiosity and a love for technology in children aged 6–13 — because students today should learn how to create technology, not just use it.
Create 100,000 coders and technology innovators by working directly with schools and their students.
Technology is the present and the future — yet many students never get exposed to it, or believe it's too difficult to learn.
Build scientific thinking in students, turning them into technology innovators and researchers.
A collaborative model: a nodal school hosts the event and invites five other schools — including a government school — in its district.
Students train and get familiar with the technology and the tools they'll be using.
They apply what they've learned through engaging, meaningful, hands-on activities.
Finally, they create their own fun projects — from banana pianos to game controllers and interactive drawings.
Every team takes part under the same ground rules:
I run a parallel version of the mission with TinkerHub, designed for homeschooling and unschooling children and families to explore and create with the latest technology tools — including unplugged activities and the science of flight with paper aeroplanes.
Sharing my journey on stages and in classrooms, from tech events to engineering colleges.
Helping kids fall in love with coding through live, personal and genuinely fun classes.
Leading a real business — hiring, curriculums, and two offices in Kochi and Edmonton.
I've been recognised and felicitated for my work in technology education — moments that remind me why teaching kids to build things matters.
Whether you're a parent curious about classes, a school, or a fellow young coder — I'd love to hear from you.