The real story behind the products.
TechDigit LLC was founded by Pratham Murarka, a high school student at Portola High School in Irvine, CA. What started as a side project to help classmates navigate course selection became CourseCat — an iOS app now on the App Store serving the Portola community.
Today, TechDigit operates across three pillars: Consumer (apps and tools for everyday people), B2B (client-facing web products), and AI & R&D (agent experiments and technology prototypes). The company is lean, independent, and focused on shipping software that solves real problems for real people.
Every product begins with a genuine need. CourseCat was born from the frustration of picking classes blind. Swimalytics came from wanting to understand swim splits better. The Mandir app started as a request from a real organization. We build what we'd use ourselves — and we ship it.
High school student at Portola High School. Competitive swimmer. Builder of CourseCat, Swimalytics, Faceless Shorts, and the Portola Course Selector. Believes the best software is written by people who genuinely want to solve their own problems.
Every feature starts with a real need. If we wouldn't use it, we don't ship it.
No fake testimonials, no inflated stats. What you see is what we've built.
No VC funding. No corporate bloat. Just good software from a small team.
Three autonomous lines, each with a dedicated lead and clear ownership.
Owned by Casey. Covers all TechDigit-built consumer products — CourseCat, Swimalytics, Faceless Shorts, Portola Course Selector, and any future self-built apps. Casey handles triage, planning, execution, and quality for the entire Consumer line.
Owned by Vera. Covers all client-facing products — currently the Mandir temple app and any future business/client projects. Vera manages quality, client communication, and delivery for the B2B line.
Owned by Forge. Covers agent experiments, model evaluations, new-tech prototypes, and internal tools like Jarvis. This is where TechDigit explores what's next before committing to a product line.