First cohort of Anested Developer Packs reaches 100 student builders
Free hosting credits, analytics, and tooling are now in the hands of a hundred early-career developers across India.
One hundred student developers now build with Anested Developer Packs, the welfare program that gives early-career builders free access to the group's commercial infrastructure.
Each pack includes managed hosting credits on Anested Servers, a full Anested Analytics workspace, priority access to Skills tracks, and direct office hours with Anested Infrastructures engineers.
The first cohort — selected from over eight hundred applications — spans engineering colleges, tier-2 city bootcamps, and self-taught builders. Projects already shipped on pack infrastructure include a hostel mess management system, a regional-language quiz platform, and an open-source exam preparation tool.
Applications for the second cohort open in July 2026. Selection prioritizes builders shipping for their own communities — software that would not otherwise get built.
Developer Packs are funded entirely by Anested group surplus, not by external sponsorship. That independence is deliberate: the program answers to its builders, not to advertisers.