Amit Jain — Co-founder at MentoMind | Think10x.ai | AI Product Leader | BS Computer Science (Gold medal) | LLM powered EdTech
Co-founder at MentoMind | Think10x.ai | AI Product Leader | BS Computer Science (Gold medal) | LLM powered EdTech
Amit Jain ranks #406 of 19,190 LinkedIn creators in Computer Software, and is a standout voice in United States. They have 2.6K followers and published 6 posts in the last 30 days at a 14.9% average engagement rate.
- 2.6K followers
- 6 posts / 30d
- 14.9% avg engagement
- 89 follower growth / 30d
The roast
Amit claims his Think10x.ai platform generates complex math solutions in under two minutes, yet he’s spent the last month begging for engagement and failing to reach even 0.5% of his audience. It’s impressive to build an AI that solves for X, while being completely unable to solve for his own relevance.
About Amit
I have built AI-native products from first principles and take them to market in industries where the conventional playbook fails. One company. Two products. Technology that didn't exist before, shipping at institutional scale within weeks of launch. In 2026, our team launched Think10x.ai, a real-time, multi-agent AI system that generates personalized, narrated, step-by-step video solutions of any Math question on demand, in any language, in under two minutes. The agentic architecture runs in a coordinated pipeline: one LLM-powered agent solves and structures the problem, a second independently verifies each reasoning step for accuracy, a third drives real-time animation and multimodal visual generation, and a fourth handles multilingual TTS narration synthesis: English, Hinglish, Spanish, Arabic etc.. Parallelized inference. Sub-two-minute cold-start-to-finished-video. No competitor in the generative AI or EdTech space operates at this speed, at this accuracy, or at this level of on-demand personalization. First institutional deployment produced 11,000+ AI-generated personalized videos in week one. Repeat usage: 3x new user rate within two weeks, the product-market fit signal that matters most. In 2023, I co-founded MentoMind and launched our first product, an adaptive learning platform engineered around one obsession: user engagement, not just content coverage. The GTM architecture I built for it is what I'm most proud of. Education is a three-sided market: the user is a teenager, the economic decision-maker is a parent, and the key influencer is a teacher. Most founders treat this as a distribution problem. I treated it as a product architecture problem, and built a white-label B2B model that converts all three simultaneously. Partners carry their own brand; MentoMind powers the engine underneath. The result is revenue close to $1M in 3 years and a GTM motion that scales without a direct sales force and compounds with every partner added. Before founding MentoMind, I led product and tech in Health, Travel and Industrial Engineering to deliver behavior-changing digital experiences for users at scale. I started as a CS engineer, but systems thinking plus ground-level understanding of how people learn, is the unfair advantage behind every product decision I've made since. I'm at my best when the problem is hard, the market is complex, and both have to be solved at the same time. #AI #GenerativeAI #AgenticAI #MultiAgentSystems #LLM #AIProducts #ProductLeadership #GTM #EdTech #BuildInPublic #AILeadership #FounderJourney
Highlights
- Top Engager — 9.04% rate · top 5%
- Top 5% in Computer Software — Ranked #143 of 4695 creators
- Top 5% in United States — Ranked #258 of 5940 creators
- High Impact — 233 avg engagements per post · top 10%
Recent posts
More than 4 million AP exams are taken every year by U.S. high school students. A meaningful number of those students never took the course. Their school didn't offer it. Their schedule was full. Not enough classmates signed up to justify running the class. So they prepared on their own, for an exam that carries real weight in college admissions, in college credit, and in the academic foundation they carry into their first year. The admissions piece gets the most attention. The foundation piece matters more in the long run. Advanced coursework like AP Calculus BC and AP Physics is not just a
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Yesterday I ran a webinar with a group of tutoring company owners and classroom teachers. I showed them this Think10x.ai video: a step-by-step, narrated solution to this advanced geometry problem, in a teacher's voice. Circle A in the xy-plane has the equation (x+5)² + (y−5)² = 4. Circle B has the same center. The radius of circle B is two times the radius of circle A. What is the value of k? The room lit up. One educator said: "We have been waiting for this kind of technology. This is how we can scale teaching". Then came the real signal. They did not just want to use it. They wanted to own
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The fundamental constraint of teaching has never changed: one teacher, finite hours, finite reach. That constraint is gone. The top educators today are not just teaching. They are building. Courses tailored to their specific students, their state's standardized tests, their classroom's exact gaps. Assessments that target what this cohort struggles with. Step-by-step explanation videos for every question, every student who gets stuck at 11pm. Not with a production team. Not over weeks. In hours and days. This is a fundamentally different kind of educator, one thinking at a level previously
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