About SolveQube Foundation
A non-profit organization registered with the Government of India, dedicated to bringing algorithmic thinking to every student.
Our Mission
SolveQube Foundation exists to educate middle school and high school students across India in two disciplines united by algorithmic thinking and problem solving: Quantum Computing — the technology that will reshape the future of computation, and SpeedCubing — the art of solving Rubik’s cube puzzles in seconds using advanced algorithmic techniques.
We believe that the ability to think algorithmically — to decompose complex problems, recognize patterns, and execute precise sequences of steps — is a foundational skill for the 21st century. Whether a student goes on to build quantum circuits or simply approaches life’s challenges more systematically, the thinking patterns learned here will serve them for a lifetime.
All courses and resources are offered completely free of charge, in five languages: English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada.
Founder & President
Shravan Cinthamani Shankar Hari
Shravan is an MYP4 student at One World International School, Bangalore, India, studying in the IB curriculum. Previously, he completed his 7th and 8th grades at Sam H. Lawson Middle School in Cupertino, California, before moving to India for high school.
A WCA-registered speedcuber (ID: 2024HARI05) with a 3×3 personal best of 16.92 seconds across 5 competitions, Shravan combines his passion for cubing with deep interests in quantum computing and post-quantum cryptography. He holds certifications from MIT (iQuHack 2026), IBM (Quantum Safe Cryptography, Quantum Error Correction), and the Qiskit Global Summer School 2026.
Shravan founded SolveQube to make the disciplines that shaped his own thinking — quantum computing and speedcubing — accessible to every student in India, regardless of language or background.
Quick Facts
School: One World International School, Bangalore
Grade: MYP4 (IB)
WCA ID: 2024HARI05
3×3 PB: 16.92s
Competitions: 5 WCA events
Research: Post-Quantum Cryptography