A 12-week business mentorship program for students who want to start something. Learn strategy, sales, tax, company structure and product building from a working founder, and practise every day inside a live startup.
How Qlooto Technologies builds products and businesses: what worked, what failed, and what it cost.
The 12-week plan, the daily routine on Qlooto.com, how Lab points work, and what the best performers earn.
Sign up, post your first real estate update with a source, and file your first bug report before you leave the hall.
Short one-on-ones with the founder on your idea and what you should validate first.
Post one NCR real estate news item or market update on Qlooto.com with its source, plus your one-line business take: what it means for buyers, prices or demand.
A focused session on one business topic, ending with an assignment you apply to your own startup idea.
While you use Qlooto.com, report bugs, confusing screens and security gaps. Testing never stops; it is how real products improve.
Pitch your startup to a panel of founders and professionals from the Qlooto network.
Consistency counts as much as brilliance. The leaderboard decides internship interviews, Demo Day order and recommendations.
| Daily real estate post with source | +5 |
| 7-day posting streak | +20 |
| Mentorship assignment completed | +25 |
| Demo Day pitch | +50 |
| P0 · Security or data exposure | +100 |
| P1 · Broken core flow | +50 |
| P2 · Bug with a workaround | +20 |
| P3 · UI / UX issue · IDEA | +10 |
Takes about 6 minutes. Fields marked * are required.
Thank you. Keep this ID. The Qlooto team will contact you on WhatsApp and email with the launch date and venue.
No. The Lab is a free learning program. Students who stand out are interviewed for internships at Qlooto Technologies.
No. Many students join to learn how businesses work. You will be encouraged to develop an idea during the 12 weeks.
Qlooto.com is a real estate platform, and real estate is a useful market to study: it involves pricing, policy, finance, marketing and trust. Reading it daily trains you to think like a founder about any market.
You lose that day's points and your streak resets. Nothing else. Weekly sessions and assignments matter more.
No. Mentorship gives Qlooto no equity or rights in your idea unless both sides agree to it separately in writing.
No. Good testers notice what confuses real users. Coding helps with technical and security testing, but it is not required.