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About Qweebi

We built Qweebi to make hands-on STEM easier to teach.

Teachers should be able to give students meaningful opportunities to design, build, test, and improve, without worrying about kits, storage, cleanup, or having a STEM background.

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  • Trusted by

    4,500+ schools

  • Teachers in

    all 50 U.S. states

  • Designed to comply with

    COPPA & FERPA

  • Projects aligned to

    NGSS & CSTA

The problem that became Qweebi

After exiting our previous company, we set out to solve a meaningful problem in education, a space that had always been close to our hearts.

As we spoke with teachers, we met STEM educators struggling to give students hands-on experiences during COVID without access to classrooms, supplies, or kits. The more we learned, the more convinced we became that the problem went beyond remote learning. Expensive materials, limited class time, and the demands of setup, storage, and cleanup made hands-on STEM difficult to run in many classrooms, pandemic or not.

With our background in building computer games and digital products, we believed we could preserve what made hands-on learning powerful, giving students the chance to design, build, test, and improve, while removing the friction that made it difficult for teachers to teach.

That belief became Qweebi.

A teacher watching a student's electric fan car run in the Qweebi online makerspace on her laptop.
  • No kits
  • No setup
  • No storage
  • No cleanup

Students get the hands-on experience. Teachers lose the friction.

Built with teachers from day one

Because we were new to K–12 education, we knew we had to listen before we built. We spoke with hundreds of STEM teachers to understand their real classroom challenges, then partnered closely with 20 educators across 14 U.S. states to shape, test, and launch the first version of Qweebi with their students.

  1. We listened

    Teachers shared the realities of running STEM in public, private, and charter schools, from limited class time and storage to supporting students with different needs and experience levels.

    A map of the United States pinned with photos of the partner teachers who helped shape Qweebi, in the states they taught in.

  2. We tested

    Our partner teachers reviewed early designs, while their students tested working prototypes and helped us improve how Qweebi worked in real classrooms.

    Three students testing early Qweebi projects, two on laptops and one at a desktop computer.

  3. We launched

    In 2022, our partner teachers brought the first version of Qweebi into their classrooms, where hundreds of students across grades 3–8 began designing, building, testing, and improving.

    A teacher introducing a Qweebi space project on the classroom display to students seated on the floor.

  • 20 educators

    Including curriculum designers, state standards writers, and STEM program directors

  • 14 U.S. states

  • Grades 3–8

From one classroom to thousands

What started with a small group of partner teachers has grown into Qweebi being used in classrooms across the country.

  • Four students at a shared table building Qweebi projects on their Chromebooks, in front of a wall of classroom supply bins.
  • A row of students working in Qweebi at desktop computers in a school computer lab.
  • Two students sharing a laptop to work on a Qweebi project together.
  • Three students at a bank of desktop computers, working through a Qweebi project with printed worksheets beside them.
  • Four young students sitting on floor cushions with Chromebooks on their laps, building Qweebi projects.

Thank you to every teacher and student who has helped shape Qweebi along the way.

The people behind Qweebi

We are product builders, engineers, designers, and curriculum experts united by one goal: making meaningful STEM learning easier to bring into every classroom.

Our team combines deep experience in technology with continuous input from educators to create projects that students enjoy and teachers can run with confidence.

  • Headshot of Vivek Seetharaman, CEO & Co-founder

    Vivek Seetharaman

    CEO & Co-founder

    Vivek is the vision behind Qweebi's online makerspace. Before Qweebi, he built India's first virtual interior design platform and led iOS games that reached the top of the App Store.

  • Headshot of Aman Bansal, COO & Co-founder

    Aman Bansal

    COO & Co-founder

    Aman drives how teachers discover, use, and succeed with Qweebi. Before Qweebi, he helped build India's first virtual interior design platform and scaled a business from $1M to $10M.

  • Headshot of Abhishek Avana, Chief Design Officer & Co-founder

    Abhishek Avana

    Chief Design Officer & Co-founder

    Abhishek builds the 3D interactions for the projects Qweebi develops. Before Qweebi, he worked on 3D design for a VR sports streaming platform used by broadcasters like BBC and Fox Sports.

  • Headshot of Marc Palau Lopez, 3D Engineer

    Marc Palau Lopez

    3D Engineer

    Marc makes sure Qweebi's simulations behave the way real science does. Before Qweebi, he created virtual chemistry and physics laboratories at Labster.

  • Headshot of Ricardo Lagunes, 3D Engineer

    Ricardo Lagunes

    3D Engineer

    Ricardo shapes the gameplay and simulation systems in every Qweebi project. Before Qweebi, he founded a school for science teaching and robotics, then moved into game design and programming.

  • Headshot of Varun Barad, Fullstack Engineer

    Varun Barad

    Fullstack Engineer

    Varun builds Qweebi's teacher dashboard and backend systems. Before Qweebi, he was the sole backend engineer for a leave-management platform used by hundreds of companies.

  • Headshot of Amulya Narain, Product Manager

    Amulya Narain

    Product Manager

    Amulya leads curriculum design at Qweebi. Before Qweebi, she built lesson plans and interactive learning experiences for middle and high school math and science teachers to use in their classrooms.

  • Headshot of Amber Davies, Teacher Success & Community Lead

    Amber Davies

    Teacher Success & Community Lead

    Amber helps teachers succeed with Qweebi. She's a STEM teacher with 13 years in the classroom. Before Qweebi, she ran a successful K-6 STEAM program at her school.

Built for schools, funded by schools

Qweebi is supported by teacher and school subscriptions, not advertising or the sale of student data.

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