Summary
AptCoder is an online coding school for children. Mentors from IIT and industry teach live 1:1, 1:2 and pair-programming classes in four course levels, from simple sequencing in Grade 1 to AI, machine learning, databases and APIs in Grade 12. Its goal is simple: no child should miss out on coding, the new literacy.
Ailoitte designed and built the platform that runs the school: the course website, the free trial and booking flows, the student and parent portal, the tools mentors and admins use to run batches, and a virtual assistant that answers parents around the clock. The result is one web platform where a parent can find a course, book a free class, pay and then follow the child’s progress.
Figures published on aptcoder.com, November 2026.
About AptCoder
AptCoder is run by SNN Eduworld Private Limited from the IIM Lucknow incubator in Noida. It was founded in 2020 by Gaurav Agrawal, an IIT Bombay alumnus and former edtech professional, with advisers from IIT Bombay, IISc and school leadership (source: Inc42).
The school sells to two kinds of customer. Parents buy courses for one child, with a free trial class first. Schools and training institutes buy a programme for many students, delivered online, offline or through a train-the-trainer model. Children who finish a course stay in a Kids Coding Community that is free for life.
Ailoitte has built education products before, including the children’s learning portal SupDup, the Sanskrit learning app Sanskritly and the school ERP Twinbotz. Read more about our e-learning app development work.
Why an Online Coding School Needs More Than a Website
A coding school sells to parents, teaches children and is run by mentors. Each of them needs something different from the same platform, and a live class only works if all three show up at the same time.
Three Users, One Platform
Parents buy and track, children learn, mentors teach. Each needed its own view without three separate products.
Live Classes Need Tight Scheduling
1:1, 1:2 and pair-programming batches across time zones had to be booked, rescheduled and attended without manual follow-up.
Four Levels, Two Business Models
Courses for Grades 1 to 12 had to sit next to a B2B offer for schools, with different enquiry and pricing flows.
Parents Decide, So Trust Matters
A parent books a trial for a young child. The site had to answer questions fast, show real progress and keep children's data private.
The Solution: One Education Platform from First Visit to Graduation
We built the platform around the journey a family takes: discover a course, try a free class, enrol, learn live and follow progress. Like most education software development, the hard part was not the pages but the flows that run every day without staff stepping in.
Course Website for Four Age Groups
Separate pages for Spoon (Grades 1 to 3), Kiddo (4 to 5), Buddy (6 to 8) and Pro (9 to 12), each with its own curriculum, outcomes and call to action.
- Pages for schools, training institutes and the summer coding camp
- Search-friendly, fast pages built on a Django back end
Free Trial Booking and Course Checkout
Parents book a free class with a coupon, choose the child's grade and buy a course in a few steps.
- Grade-based course selection
- Book-a-call flow for parents who want to talk first
- Enquiry flow for schools and B2B plans
Student and Parent Portal
Children join live sessions and see their projects; parents see progress, creations and the class schedule in one place.
- Class schedule with flexible slots
- Progress and project view for parents
- Kids Coding Community access after the course
Mentor and Admin Tools
Admins set up 1:1, 1:2 and pair-programming batches and match them with mentors, so classes run without spreadsheets.
- Batch and mentor allocation
- Train-the-trainer programmes for schools
- Reports on enrolments and attendance
Learn by Doing Projects
Small interactive projects, such as a hand-washing choice game, a weather app and a timer, show children what code can build.
24x7 Virtual Assistant
A Google Dialogflow chatbot answers parents' questions on courses, trials and timings at any hour. See our AI chatbot development work.
One Platform for B2C Families and B2B Schools
The same platform serves a parent buying one course and a school rolling out coding to a whole class. Course content, batches and mentors are shared, while enquiry, pricing and delivery change with the customer.
- One Django back end for courses, bookings, batches and users
- Separate journeys for parents and for schools
- Analytics on every page with Google Analytics and Hotjar to improve sign-ups
- Room to add regional language courses and a white-label learning platform
How the Platform Is Built
A Django web application serves the course website, the booking and checkout flows and the portal. A Dialogflow assistant handles questions, and analytics tools track how families move from first visit to enrolment.
Course Website
Responsive pages for four course levels, schools and camps, built with Bootstrap.
Booking and Checkout
Free trial with coupon, grade selection, book-a-call and course purchase.
Django Back End
Courses, users, batches, bookings and the admin panel in one Python application.
Portal
Live class access, schedules, projects and progress for students, parents and mentors.
Virtual Assistant
Google Dialogflow Messenger answering course and trial questions 24x7.
Analytics
Google Analytics and Hotjar to see where families drop off and what to fix.
What the Founder Says
We wanted every child, in any city, to learn coding from great mentors without needing a classroom. Ailoitte built the platform that makes this work: parents book a free class in minutes, our mentors run live batches without spreadsheets, and families can follow their child's progress at any time.
What the Platform Delivers for AptCoder
AptCoder now runs its whole school on the platform: families find and try courses online, and schools sign up for programmes through the same site.
Students Taught
In live online classes from Grade 1 to 12.
Teachers and Mentors
Running 1:1, 1:2 and pair-programming batches.
Countries Reached
Online delivery means location is no bar.
Kids Coding Community
Learning continues after the course ends.
Figures published on aptcoder.com, November 2026.
Why Coding Schools Need Platforms That Scale
Schools in India and the US are adding coding and AI from the early grades, while most children still get little of it in class. That is the demand an online coding school serves.
CBSE Now Starts Coding and AI in Class 3
From the 2026-27 session, CBSE schools teach computational thinking and AI from Class 3 to 8, the same age AptCoder's Spoon course begins.
Source: CBSE curriculum launch, Ministry of Education, April 2026Few Students Take Computer Science
60% of US public high schools offer foundational computer science, yet only 6.1% of eligible students enrolled in 2024-25.
Source: Code.org report via Education Week, December 2025AI Is Missing from Most Standards
Only four US states cover AI in their computer science standards, so families look beyond school for AI and coding classes.
Source: Code.org and CSforALL via K-12 Dive, December 2025
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