An educator-first platform for technical practice.

The three products

Horizont ships as three coordinated products, each owning a clear slice of the learning loop.

• Agora— the learning platform. Classes, sprints, masters, scholar programs. The catalog you're reading right now.
• Synapse — the campus OS. Equipment booking, space access, the operational layer that turns a building into a working studio.
• Mentor — the AI coach. Skill profiles, learning-path recommendations, conversational practice between cohorts.

All three share one identity, one billing surface, and one community. The boundaries between them are deliberately soft — your enrollment in an Agora cohort earns you the campus access Synapse gates, and your weekly Mentor reflection becomes your portfolio update.

The educators

Every Horizont course is taught by someone who has shipped what they teach. That's the rule, not an aspiration. We aggressively favor practitioners over career instructors — the people whose Twitter threads you bookmark, whose GitHub repos you fork, whose conference talks you queue up to rewatch.

Educators set their own curriculum, run their own cohorts, and keep most of the revenue. We handle billing, hosting, scheduling, community, and the boring infrastructure so educators can spend their time teaching. If that sounds like you, apply.

The work

Projects over quizzes. Every cohort ends with something you can put in a portfolio: a PCB, a deployed model, a generative-art piece, a production-ready repo. We grade artifacts, not multiple-choice. The only credential that matters is what you can show, and Horizont is designed to maximize how much you can show by the end.

Where we are

Physical campus in Athens, Greece; online cohorts run worldwide. Most masters and sprints can be taken in either format depending on the course — check the catalog for the format chips on each listing.

Reach us

• General: hello@horizont.so
• Educator applications: /join-as-educator
• Press: press@horizont.so