The founder
Engineer, then yogini.
She learned to debug systems in Boston long before she learned to read her own.
Engineering gives you a particular way of seeing: find the fault, isolate it, ship the fix, move on. It is a good way to think about software. It is a terrible way to think about a body — which does not want to be patched so much as it wants to be listened to.
The Shantii Project began where those two ways of thinking stopped arguing. The rigour of a systems mind, pointed at a practice that is two thousand years older than any of it. Sequences that are structured because structure works, and traditional because tradition already solved most of this.
They have only done poses.
shantii.ai is that same collision, made useful for you. It reads the three layers a good teacher would read — the shadow you carry, the body you live in, the energy beneath both — and returns a practice built for one person. Then a real yogi picks it up and teaches it.
Not a workout plan. Not a personality quiz. Preventative care, in the older sense of the word.
