Paid Build
You have the budget. Milestone fees to a written scope, typically £40k to £100k (about $50k to $125k) for a first commercial release. You own everything on payment.
Education software
For educators and operators who know how schools and learners actually work. SeeMeForMe serves US K-12 schools from one multi-tenant platform, and Coded teaches beginners to code on iOS and Android. Student data rules are decided before the build starts.
Prefer to talk first? Book a 30-minute call with Gaurav.
What we build
Products for schools, districts and learners, scoped to the one job the first release has to do.
One platform for many schools, each with its own data kept apart and its own branding, as SeeMeForMe runs.
Progress across the domains a school cares about, with referrals and interventions logged by the right staff.
Classes, notes and the students who need attention, in one view.
Structured courses with practice, tests and progress, like Coded's 30-day courses with an in-app code runner.
Teachers, counsellors, support staff, administrators, parents and learners each see only what they should.
So your team manages schools, courses and users without a developer.
Decided up front
Children's data carries the strictest rules on the site. They go into the scope before any screen is designed.
US student education records: who may see them, and how parents exercise their rights.
Consent and data limits for children under 13, and the state student-privacy laws your districts will ask about.
For UK schools: lawful basis, minimisation and age-appropriate design.
MFA for staff and role-based permissions, as SeeMeForMe enforces for every school.
How it works
Each step ends with something you can hold: a decision, a document, or working software. The full build path.
Thirty minutes. An honest yes, no, or not yet, and which track fits.
Short paid discovery. Scope, architecture, cost range and timeline.
A small fixed-fee slice that proves the hardest part works.
Your pilot customers use it. Feedback and first revenue.
The product you can sell, with ownership or an exclusive licence.
Proof
Company lines follow the live sites. Nothing rounded up.

SeeMeForMe, US K-12 educationMulti-tenant school platform built for Whole Student Learning: complete data isolation per school, per-school branding, MFA and role-based access for teachers, counsellors and administrators. Live.
Case studyCoded, learning appReact Native app on iOS and Android with 30-day courses, an in-app code runner and an AI coach that gives hints, not answers. Backend APIs on Cloudflare Workers with Supabase, and an admin portal with AI-assisted course creation. Live.
Case study"They've met every challenge I've given them."
John Theis, Founder and CEO, Whole Student Learning, via Clutch
Rated 4.9 from 4 verified reviews. Read them on Clutch. All four products.
Three ways to pay
A first commercial release typically runs £40k to £100k (about $50k to $125k). Terms on the other two tracks are set per client after scoping; see a sample term sheet.
You have the budget. Milestone fees to a written scope, typically £40k to £100k (about $50k to $125k) for a first commercial release. You own everything on payment.
Some cash and customers close to paying. A reduced, paced monthly fee credited to a fixed Build Value, then a capped revenue share until we recover it.
Signed pilot customers with deposits and no budget. No upfront fee; a technical-cofounder equity stake with vesting plus a revenue share. By selection.
Questions founders ask
Yes. SeeMeForMe is live with US K-12 schools, built for Whole Student Learning. Delivery is remote, on your working hours.
Yes, that is how SeeMeForMe works: each school's data is isolated, each school has its own branding and settings, and staff permissions are set per school.
A first commercial release on Paid Build typically runs £40k to £100k (about $50k to $125k). Founder's Path replaces much of the upfront cost with a reduced monthly fee and a capped revenue share.
The schools and you, never us. Data sits in accounts you control, and the scope says exactly who can see what.
Three questions, one recommendation, and a form that already knows your answers. Gaurav reads every application himself.