








Three things every other program got wrong. Three things we refused to ship with.
The portfolio is broken.
Behance has enough redesigns of Spotify. We send you a live company brief instead. You solve it. That's the application. That's the portfolio. That's the only thing a hiring manager actually reads.
The fee is gatekeeping.
Most design schools charge ₹3 lakh before you've opened a Figma file. We charge ₹0 till you have a job. If we don't place you, you don't pay. The contract is one page. Plain English. No fine print.
The syllabus is a museum.
Most design schools still teach print-era theory and one variant of Material. We teach growth design and design building. The two skills startups will actually pay for in 2026. Nothing else makes the cut.
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A few years ago the five of us were scattered across different startups in Bangalore, all hitting the same wall. We could design beautiful screens, but the founders we worked with didn't want pretty, they wanted growth: more signups, better retention, revenue that actually moved. That discipline, growth design, was everywhere in Silicon Valley and almost nowhere in India. No course taught it. No studio practiced it by name. We learned it
Read MoreNo loans. No upfront fees. You pay nothing until you land a real job, then a small slice of your salary, and it stops for good at ₹2.4 lakh. Example: if you're hired at ₹9 lakh a year, you'd pay about ₹11,250 a month, and you stop the moment you've paid ₹2.4 lakh in total. Upfront, you pay ₹0.
₹0 to apply, join, and train, all 12 weeks
You pay only after you're hired and earning over ₹6 lakh a year
15% of salary for 24 months, capped at ₹2.4 lakh total
No job within 6 months? The ISA voids and you owe ₹0
We don't teach design history. We teach what ships.