Practical AI training, taught by people who build AI products

Hands-on. Real business problems. English and Hindi.

A professional working through a problem at his laptop
Two people working through a lesson on a laptop at an outdoor table
A smiling man holding a phone and a card, ready to pay

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Training for every level

Workshops and hands-on sessions, shaped around who you are and what you need. Every session ends with something you can use the next morning.

What you’ll be able to do

Concrete abilities, not a syllabus. Tap one to see an example.

Before

Write a reply to this guest.

After

You are the front desk of a 20-room hotel in Coorg. Reply to this guest in under 60 words, confirm early check-in at 10 am for ₹500 extra, and keep it warm but brief.

daily_summary.sample.pyPython
# Sample: send yesterday's bookings summary every morning
bookings = load_bookings(day="yesterday")
summary = summarise(bookings)
send_whatsapp(to=OWNER_NUMBER, text=summary)
  1. 1The one step AI helps with
Sample code for illustration.

Invoices take a third of the time once billing is automatic

Minutes to prepare one invoice (sample)

Invoices take a third of the time once billing is automatic
minWith HOH (sample)Manual (sample)
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Week 2914
Week 3615
Week 4513
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Week 6414

Source: sample data for illustration.

Before

Not worth it: using AI to calculate GST on an invoice. A simple rule is exact every time.

After

Worth it: using AI to draft replies to 40 guest messages a day, with staff approving each one.

Try it: one prompt, two versions

Prompt version

Version A

Prompt

Write a WhatsApp message about our Diwali offer.

Output

HAPPY DIWALI!!! Enjoy AMAZING discounts this festive season at our hotel. Book now and celebrate with your loved ones! Limited time offer!!!

Version B

Prompt

Write a WhatsApp message for past guests of a 24-room hotel in Udaipur. Offer: 15% off stays between 20 Oct and 5 Nov. Tone: warm, short, no emojis, no exclamation marks. End with a way to book.

Output

Namaste from Lakeview Stay, Udaipur. For Diwali, past guests get 15% off any stay between 20 October and 5 November. Reply to this message with your dates and we will hold a room for you.

Pre-written example.

See how we teach

Small, practical lessons: change one thing, see the difference, use it the same day.

A 15-second lesson: one prompt, two versions

A vague prompt and a specific prompt for the same WhatsApp offer, and the very different messages each one produces.

What happens in this video
  1. Version A asks for “a WhatsApp message about our Diwali offer” and gets a loud, generic message.
  2. Version B gives the audience, offer, dates, tone and a way to book, and gets a clear, usable message.

Pre-written example.

Young professionals learning together at a table
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How it’s taught

Small batches of up to 20. Every session uses real cases from the products we build, like hotel guest messages and GST invoices, and ends with hands-on practice. You leave with your own work, not just notes.

Who teaches

  • M-Jay · Founder

Questions people ask

It depends on the format, group size and whether it is at your office or online. Tell us what you need and we’ll send a clear quote.

In person in Bengaluru, at your office, or online. Team sessions can be held wherever your team works.

English, with Hindi explanations wherever it helps. Materials are in English.

No, not for business owners or teams. Training for students and professionals who want to build can use basic coding.

Yes, when you complete the training. We care more that you leave with work you can use and show.

Tell us what you want to learn

Share a little about you or your team and we’ll suggest the right training, or tell you honestly if we can’t help yet.