Two years of Jaggle.AI, free, for GCIT and JNEC students

Jaggle and Dabtong House share a mission: to put cutting-edge AI tools in Bhutanese hands. Through a collaboration announced this month, students at Gyalpozhing College of Information Technology and Jigme Namgyel Engineering College get two years of Advanced jaggle.ai for free.

Jaggle.AI is a project management platform built in Thimphu by Jaggle AI Pvt. Ltd., led by co-founder and CEO Jigme Tashi Namgyal. It holds workspaces, Kanban boards, Agile sprints, goals, documents, diagrams and dependency graphs in one place, with AI that drafts plans, summaries and reports from the work already in the workspace. Advanced is the paid tier, and for students at these two colleges it now costs nothing, across their studies rather than as a trial.

What that buys is practice. Hundreds of students get to plan sprints, split work, track dependencies and write up what happened the way a working engineering team does, before anyone is paying them to do it. That is the gap this closes: the tooling of professional software teams is usually the last thing a graduate meets, not the first.

Dabtong House is also backing Jaggle's own build with model inference credits and Claude seats for its engineers. The platform already runs at four institutions in Bhutan (GCIT, Gedu College of Business Studies, JNEC and the Pelsung Innovation Lab), with around 700 students using it.

Students and lecturers at GCIT or JNEC can request access by emailing [email protected], and there is more on the collaboration on the Jaggle.AI portfolio page.

For more information, here is the announcement post on LinkedIn ↗.