Jaydeep Vagh
Founder @ Scaibu
Timeline
Biggest Challenge Faced: The biggest challenge wasn't building the technology—it was evolving the vision. Scaibu started as an education-focused platform, but as AI rapidly transformed the software industry, I had to rethink the company's direction. Pivoting to AI engineering meant rebuilding products, acquiring new expertise, and staying ahead in a fast-moving ecosystem while operating with limited resources. That transition required continuous learning, resilience, and the confidence to make difficult decisions despite uncertainty.
"Founder @ Scaibu"
Scaibu started in 2021 with a simple belief: technology should help people learn, build, and innovate more effectively.
I founded Scaibu to bridge the gap between theory and real-world engineering. What began as an education-focused initiative has evolved into an AI engineering company focused on building intelligent systems, sharing practical knowledge, and solving complex software challenges.
Throughout the journey, I have remained committed to learning in public—publishing insights on AI, system design, RAG, semantic search, and scalable architectures while continuously building products that reflect those principles.
Scaibu is more than a company; it is a commitment to creating practical AI solutions and empowering developers through knowledge, innovation, and engineering excellence. The journey continues with a clear mission: to build technology that makes intelligence more accessible, scalable, and impactful.
Timeline
Biggest Challenge Faced: The biggest challenge wasn't building the technology—it was evolving the vision. Scaibu started as an education-focused platform, but as AI rapidly transformed the software industry, I had to rethink the company's direction. Pivoting to AI engineering meant rebuilding products, acquiring new expertise, and staying ahead in a fast-moving ecosystem while operating with limited resources. That transition required continuous learning, resilience, and the confidence to make difficult decisions despite uncertainty.
Top Advice
Start before you feel ready. Don't wait for the perfect idea, funding, or timing. Build consistently, learn from every failure, and keep improving your craft. Focus on solving real problems instead of chasing trends, and treat curiosity as your greatest advantage. Success rarely comes from one big breakthrough—it comes from years of disciplined learning, persistence, and continuous iteration.