Bengaluru: In an inspiring story of innovation and youthful brilliance, 11-year-old twin brothers Sahaj and Sujas from Bengaluru have developed a revolutionary coming platform explicitly designed for children. From an early age, the twins have been fascinated by computers and technology. While still in 4th grade, they noticed a gap in the learning tools available. Most coding platforms were complex and not cold-friendly, making it difficult for kids like them to learn programming in a fun and engaging way.
Motivated by their own experience and the desire to make coding a more accessible learning platform where coding is taught through storytelling. Their platform simplifies complex coding concepts by turning them into easy-to-understand narratives, making the experience similar to listening to or reading a story. This makes it not only educational but also fun and relatable for children.
The world’s first coding platform was created by children for children. Their achievement is not only remarkable in terms of age and technical capability but also in the impact it could have on how programming is introduced to young minds around the world.
The platform has already started gaining attention for its innovative approach to early coding education, and the story of these young developers is inspiring educators, tech professionals, and families alike. Sahaj and Sujas are now seen as young role models, proving that with curiosity, creativity, and determination, age is no barrier to innovation.
Their journey reflects the growing interest among children in technology and the importance of designing learning tools that speak their language and match their pace of understanding. As the demand for digital literacy continues to rise globally, this initiative from two young coders in Bengaluru could pave the way for a new generation of kid-friendly tech education.
