TechBrainiacs

What TechBrainiacs does

TechBrainiacs is a privately held K-12 after-school enrichment provider operated under the legal entity Brainiac Enterprises LLC and founded by Jeremy Bruner. The company delivers computer science and creative technology education to children, primarily in Nevada, through two anchor school district partnerships — Clark County School District (CCSD) and Washoe County School District (WCSD) — and complements its in-person footprint with a global virtual program. Its portfolio centers on two flagship offerings: Create and Code, a self-paced after-school program structured around five learning paths (Video Game Design, Coding, Digital Storytelling, Web Design, and Multimedia), and PlayCreate, a hybrid after-school sub-brand that alternates digital projects with hands-on screen-free activity weeks. Delivery channels include in-person classes at partner schools, online classes via Zoom, and seasonal full-day camps during summer, winter, and spring breaks.

Technically, TechBrainiacs does not own the underlying learning platforms but rather curates and sequences third-party educational tools — Gamestar Mechanic, Scratch, Sploder, BitsBox, Codesters, Code Combat, StoryJumper, Make Beliefs Comix, Storyboard That, CodeMoji, Weebly, Piskel, ABCYa Animate, and Incredibox — across its five learning paths. The self-paced Create and Code model is positioned to let new students join mid-year without falling behind, which is the company's central pedagogical differentiator. Registration and payments are processed through RegFox and Webconnex on a PCI-compliant network with 256-bit encryption.

The business model is predominantly direct-to-consumer with a school-based community acquisition layer. Parents register children online for full-year, semester, monthly, or single-session packages, with free trials and 50%-at-registration payment plans to reduce friction. Discounts ($20 in-person, $12 virtual) are offered to educators, first responders, and military families. Revenue streams include recurring after-school subscriptions, one-time seasonal camp fees, and subscription virtual classes. The company has no external institutional funding, no disclosed patents, no headcount, and no other leadership beyond the founder — indicators of a bootstrapped, founder-operated small business.

Name

TechBrainiacs

Legal name

Brainiac Enterprises LLC

Website

https://techbrainiacs.com

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

TechBrainiacs is a Nevada-based K-12 after-school enrichment provider operating under Brainiac Enterprises LLC. It delivers self-paced computer science and creative technology programs across five learning paths at CCSD and WCSD schools, via Zoom globally, and through seasonal camps.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

After-School Enrichment Programs

NAICS

Computer Training (61142), Educational Services (61)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200), Services-Amusement & Recreation Services (7900)

akta.pro primary industry

Coding, Game Design & Computer Science Camps (EDAMALAD)

akta.pro secondary industry

Text-Based Programming (Python, Java, C/C++) (EDAMACAB)

Keywords

• After-school enrichment
• Children's computer science
• STEAM education programs
• K-12 coding classes
• Creative technology learning

Headquarters

HQ city

Las Vegas

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

1. After-School Program Registration: Recurring revenue from after-school enrichment programs. Parents pay per session, per semester, or full school year. Payment plans available (50% at registration, 50% later). Single sessions do not expire and provide credit at year end.
2. Day Camps: Seasonal revenue from school break camps (summer, winter, spring). Full-day camp programs with different activities than during school year.
3. Virtual Classes: Online enrichment programs delivered via Zoom. Students participate from anywhere globally. Provides geographic expansion beyond Nevada service area.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

TechBrainiacs delivers after-school enrichment and seasonal camp programs that teach K-12 children computer science and creative technology through five self-paced learning paths: Video Game Design, Coding, Digital Storytelling, Web Design, and Multimedia. Programs are delivered in-person at partner schools in Clark County (CCSD) and Washoe County (WCSD), online via Zoom, and through summer/winter/spring day camps, with curriculum leveraging third-party educational platforms such as Scratch, Code Combat, Weebly, and StoryJumper.

Product overview

TechBrainiacs is an educational services company offering after-school enrichment programs focused on computer science and creative technology for young learners (K-12). The core offerings are Create and Code (in-person after-school classes) and PlayCreate (hybrid club combining digital and hands-on activities), both structured around five learning paths: Video Game Design, Coding, Digital Storytelling, Web Design, and Multimedia. Students access third-party educational platforms (Scratch, Code Combat, Weebly, etc.) to create games, code programs, build websites, and produce digital media. Programs are delivered in-person at schools (CCSD and WCSD districts), online via Zoom, or through seasonal camps (summer, winter, spring). Registration options include single sessions, semester, or full school year packages. The company is operated by Brainiac Enterprises LLC, founded by Jeremy Bruner.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Create and Code After-School Program Core after-school enrichment program featuring five self-paced learning paths (Video Game Design, Coding, Digital Storytelling, Web Design, and Multimedia) where students join at any time and learn at their own pace using third-party educational platforms.
• PlayCreate Hybrid After-School Club Hybrid after-school club that combines digital creativity (video games, comic strips) with hands-on Screen-Free Activity Weeks covering paper airplanes, mazes, origami, heroes creation, and games for flexible, creative learning at all experience levels.
• Virtual Online Classes (Create and Code Online) Online version of the Create and Code enrichment program delivered via Zoom virtual meetings, allowing students from anywhere globally to participate in the same learning paths as in-person classes with experienced instructors.
• Building STEAM Summer Creativity Camp

Quantifiable outcome

• 120,000 annual demand for computer science professionals in America (per Bill Clinton quote on site)

Named customers3 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration16 records

Feature2 records

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Emerging players

• Outschool: Outschool is a marketplace for live online classes for kids including coding, game design, and creative tech. Competes with TechBrainiacs' virtual Zoom-based classes for the same parent segment.
• Code.org: Code.org provides free K-12 computer science curricula and Hour of Code activities widely used in schools. While not a direct paid-after-school competitor, it influences parental expectations and competes for in-school CS time.
• Tynker: Tynker offers self-paced coding courses and platforms for kids, used both at home and in schools. Competes with TechBrainiacs for kids' coding engagement and uses several of the same third-party platforms as curriculum tooling.

Direct peers

• Black Rocket Productions: Black Rocket delivers in-school, after-school, and summer STEAM programs (coding, game design, video production) through school district partnerships. Closely comparable model to TechBrainiacs' school-embedded delivery and STEAM curriculum.
• MakerKids: MakerKids runs after-school programs, camps, and online classes focused on coding, robotics, and STEM for kids. Direct comparable in offering mix and target segment.
• Digital Media Academy: Digital Media Academy runs tech and creative summer camps (coding, game design, multimedia) for kids, delivered in-person and online. Comparable to TechBrainiacs' seasonal Building STEAM Summer Creativity Camp.
• CodeWizardsHQ: CodeWizardsHQ offers live online coding classes for kids using a structured curriculum and instructor-led delivery. Closely matches TechBrainiacs' virtual Create and Code channel via Zoom.
• iD Tech: iD Tech runs in-person and virtual after-school and summer camps focused on coding, game design, and creative technology for kids and teens. Operates through partner schools and hosts nationwide — direct competitor to TechBrainiacs' Create and Code and camp programs.
• Coding with Kids: Coding with Kids runs after-school coding classes and camps through school partnerships and online. Direct comparable in operating model (school-embedded + virtual) and target audience (K-8).

Broad incumbents

• Khan Academy (Kids/CS): Khan Academy offers free K-12 computer programming courses and is widely cited by TechBrainiacs' own marketing. Sets the free baseline against which paid after-school CS programs must justify their value.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/techbrainiacs

Compliance1 record

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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