Origin
QHills was founded in 2019 with an unusual purpose: building technological capability for women in Satara, through a mentorship initiative at Yashvant Rao Chavan Institute of Science. The founding team of three started with Quantum Computing — still conceptual at the time, and the Q the company is named after — then went straight into AI and Machine Learning.
Early on, the team worked hands-on with a Pune-based company to earn real AI/ML experience. Their first major independent project was a structured disaster dataset for three flood-prone districts of Maharashtra — assembled from news archives, public datasets and on-field surveys, with a data processing and intelligence layer built on top. All of it in the pre-ChatGPT, pre-LLM era.
That work was demonstrated to GISE Hub, IIT Bombay. QHills continues to collaborate with IIT Bombay today under various grant programmes.
A parallel web team grew out of a meat delivery platform — the first taste of full-stack delivery across multiple districts. The first commercial client followed: an EdTech platform for cybersecurity mentorship, through which the team learned professional development cycles, scalability, deadlines and performance management.
2019
Founded in Satara
Three founders, a mentorship initiative for women in technology, and a bet on Quantum, AI and ML.
Pre-LLM
Disaster intelligence
A structured dataset for three flood-prone districts of Maharashtra, with a processing and intelligence layer on top.
IIT Bombay
GISE Hub
The work was demonstrated to GISE Hub. The collaboration continues under grant programmes today.
First client
EdTech, cybersecurity
A mentorship platform that taught the team delivery cycles, scale, deadlines and performance.
Today
Satara to the world
Operating from Delhi-NCR and Satara, with clients across India and internationally.






