About easyloops

No matter the country—developed or developing—education has remained more accessible to those who can afford it. In developing nations, meaningful learning often comes only through private institutions. In developed ones, it's those with already educated parents or access to private tutoring who continue to thrive.

In many places, young students are told that success comes from getting expensive degrees and studying at big-name colleges. It's a powerful and appealing promise—that if you study there, you'll have a better life. But for many students, especially those from families with limited means, chasing that dream can be overwhelming. They take on big loans or make tough sacrifices, and the pressure to “make it worth it” often takes the joy out of learning. Education becomes more about paying a high price than discovering your potential.

easyloops is my small but intentional step in the other direction. I believe programming is one of the rare skills that doesn't require expensive tools or years of academic background. With the right structure and guidance, it can be learned by anyone, anywhere.

I also believe that learning should happen in a language that feels natural. Making programming local and fun isn't just a feature—it's a principle. Because when learners understand the “why” in their own words, the “how” becomes much more accessible.

This isn't a replacement for formal education. It's a complement—a way to give more people a fair shot at a skill that's becoming essential across every field.