Rural and underserved youth face enough barriers already.
Thadus Group makes coding accessible — digitally and pedagogically.
Students learn in Thadus — a simplified coding language with minimal syntax, designed to be genuinely beginner-friendly regardless of background or first language. Try it below.
Online Partner Portal
Where internet is available, educators and students submit monthly data through the portal — contributing to the six-month Regional Intelligence report.
Each six-month deployment produces a full anonymised dataset on youth digital engagement in that region.
Commercial partners pay for a Regional Intelligence report from a specific region. That payment directly funds the free deployment for the NGO or charity operating in that same region.
No personal data. No individual identification. Aggregated regional trends only.
Who buys this data
Identify digital skills gaps. Measure literacy initiatives. Inform national education policy.
Evidence base for grant allocation and programme evaluation.
Understand youth workforce potential in your operating regions — while funding the education that builds it.
Longitudinal STEM engagement data across underserved communities.
Thadus was easy to use and the onboarding was clear. My students started learning straight away.
The offline capability is transformational. Students with no reliable internet now have a full coding curriculum.
The impact reporting gives us exactly what our funders need. Evidence-based and professionally presented.
Top 5 Finalist in Queensland · Connecting Community Award · 2026
Government, development organisation, corporate or NGO — get in touch to discuss a partnership or Regional Intelligence.