What SV Academy's First Student App Archive Contains
Public June 2026 posts on Loop document individual projects, while the Academy reports ten deployed apps from its first cohort.
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SV Academy reports that its first ten students each deployed an app over five Saturdays, then presented their work to parents. Its public archive on Loop records projects ranging from note summaries and book discovery to job finding and games.
The project descriptions below follow the Academy's own pages and Loop entries dated 30 June 2026. SV Academy and Loop are affiliated with Silicon Valley Innovation, which publishes SV News.
Notes, books and jobs
Short Note is described in the June feed as a tool for summarising notes, making quizzes and translating text. It takes a familiar study task as its starting point: working with a long piece of writing.
Page Genie approaches reading from another direction. Its project description presents book discovery based on the reader's mood. UNAJ is described as a job-finding app.
Each gives visitors a specific task to explore. The linked project pages come from the public student feed.
Games and a presentation to parents
The same archive includes Chaos Tapper and Cubic Chaos, both presented as games. Alongside the study and discovery tools, they show the variety of ideas students chose to build.
The Academy's first-cohort account describes a live presentation to parents at Demo Day. The reported outcome was one deployed app per student. That gives the June project posts a place in the wider course record: individual ideas developed towards something their families could see.
Browse the projects and lessons
Loop keeps the student project feed alongside its AI lesson library. The Academy describes the lessons as free and available in Thai and English.
Silicon Valley Innovation's product page places Loop alongside the Academy's practical learning and mentorship. Readers can use the archive to explore the projects, then open the lesson library to find a task they want to learn.
For current course dates and availability, confirm with the Academy through its website.
FAQ
Where can I browse the student projects?
The public Loop feed contains project descriptions and links to the apps.
When were these projects posted?
The entries discussed here display 30 June 2026. This retrospective was published on 21 October 2026.
Are there lessons in Thai?
The Academy describes Loop as a free AI learning library in Thai and English. Start with the lesson library.
