At the G-iOS Launchpad, we empower student-led innovation through curated focus areas. These thematic tracks invite learners to address real-world issues-fostering purposeful app development with enduring social value.
Students are guided to create apps that enhance independence and everyday living-such as tools that support the elderly or differently-abled in managing routines, monitoring health, or improving mobility. This focus area blends empathy with design thinking, ensuring accessibility and user centered solutions that make technology inclusive for all.
Aligned with the program’s commitment to diversity, this area cultivates inclusive engagement in technology. Projects may tackle gender equity, uplift underrepresented groups in STEM, and champion accessibility in tech education and careers.
This track emphasizes solutions grounded in social good-ranging from community health to civic engagement. Students may develop applications for public service, environmental awareness, mental wellness, or local governance, ensuring technology serves the greater good.
The Launchpad is designed as a step-by-step journey from idea to launch
A students choose a focus area aligning with their passion-whether enabling independent living, fostering inclusive STEM innovation, or driving social change.
Each track comes with guidance from domain specialists-such as clinicians, social scientists, accessibility designers, public sector leaders, or entrepreneurs-who help students target real needs and design effective solutions
Armed with technical and design-thinking skills, students prototype apps that are user-friendly, scalable, and socially relevant.
Completed apps are presented within the Galgotias ecosystem-gaining feedback, exposure, and potential pathways for growth or deployment in real-world settings.Present your idea to industry mentors, angel investors, and innovation partners, with the chance to secure funding and scale.
Joining the Launchpad gives participants
Schedule one-on-one sessions with faculty advisors, industry leaders, and domain specialists. Whether it’s healthcare, accessibility, AI, design, or business strategy - mentors help refine your ideas and guide development.
Early-stage teams can access non-equity financial support, university-sponsored seed funds, and opportunities to pitch for additional industry sponsorships.
Hands-on labs and prototyping studios powered by Mac, Xcode, Swift . Teams can experiment, build, and test their prototypes in a collaborative environment.
Resources for every stage of the startup journey:
Every incubated team receives:
Beyond coding, SwiftLaunchpad nurtures the entrepreneurial mindset:
The Launchpad equips student innovators with state-of-the-art tools to bring their ideas to life:
Though newly launched, our incubator is modeled on proven global practices. we aim to:
Student teams working on apps for health, nutrition, and mindfulness, powered by Swift.
Projects improving campus life through IoT, scheduling, and accessibility apps.
Ideas tackling water, sustainability, and education through technology.
Our approach emphasizes real-world validation and iterative development:
Teams must show how their apps or products function in real settings, not just in labs.
Each team conducts extensive interviews with stakeholders in their app’s domain to ensure genuine need.
Products are tested with users at multiple stages, not just after completion, ensuring relevance and adoption.