Meet Mohammad Aquib: The Prayagraj Founder Building India’s Next Generation of Exam-Prep and Legal-Tech Tools

Atvicon Technologies is quietly assembling a suite of AI-first products — from shorthand and typing practice to mock tests and legal drafting — all aimed at the same goal: helping Indians work smarter.

While much of India’s startup conversation stays fixed on metros and marquee funding rounds, a different kind of company is taking shape out of Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh. Atvicon Technologies, founded by Mohammad Aquib, is building practical, problem-first software for two audiences that rarely get purpose-built tools: government-exam aspirants and working legal professionals.

Aquib’s portfolio spans four products — Rapid Steno, Mock Rail AI, Typing Orbit, and Lawgrafter — each solving a specific, unglamorous bottleneck. What ties them together is a consistent philosophy: take a repetitive, high-stakes task, layer AI and analytics on top of it, and give the user a clear picture of where they stand and what to fix next.

From a Shorthand Gap to a Growing Product Family

The foundation of Aquib’s work is Rapid Steno (rapidsteno.com), co-founded with Tarun Sharma, where the two serve as Founders & CEO. Launched nationally out of Allahabad in mid-2025, Rapid Steno set out to close a persistent gap in stenography education — the near-total absence of structured practice tools, error feedback, and progress tracking for shorthand learners.

Positioned as India’s leading shorthand training software, Rapid Steno blends theory with real-time performance analytics through dedicated modules. Court Dictations put learners into authentic legal transcription scenarios, a Speed Booster runs progressive drills for candidates chasing higher word-per-minute targets, and high-quality Audio Dictations sharpen transcription accuracy. On top of the practice layer sits the platform’s real differentiator: AI-powered analysis that instantly flags errors and suggests corrections, performance tracking across speed and accuracy, error analysis that pinpoints punctuation, spelling, and word-drop issues, and visual progress graphs. A Self Practice Pad and national leaderboards round out a platform built for SSC Stenographer aspirants and professional stenographers alike.

Rapid Steno became the template. The products that followed apply the same core idea — practice, measure, improve — to adjacent problems.

Mock Rail AI: Turning Notes into Instant Mock Tests

Mock Rail AI (mockrail.in) tackles one of the most tedious parts of exam prep: converting study material into practice questions. Billed as India’s first AI mock test platform for aspirants, it lets students turn their own notes and images into exam-style MCQ mocks in minutes.

The workflow is deliberately flexible. Aspirants can paste content directly from a book or notes, pull from previously saved short notes organized by subject and topic, or simply upload photos of textbooks and handwritten pages, which the AI reads and converts into ready-to-attempt tests. But the real value comes after generation. Mock Rail AI keeps notes organized by category and topic, offers an “Important Hub” for high-priority material, and automatically saves every wrong answer so students can reattempt questions until they master them and even build focused revision mocks from their mistakes. A revision counter tracks how many times each topic has been reviewed, and a shared hub lets study groups exchange notes and mocks without the usual chat chaos. Mock tests run in an exam-oriented layout — live timer, question navigator, mark-for-review — so practice mirrors real test conditions rather than a chat window.

Pricing is built for students, starting with a permanently free tier of five AI mocks a month and unlimited note scans, scaling up through affordable monthly plans for heavier daily preparation.

Typing Orbit: One Platform for 35+ Government Typing Exams

Typing Orbit (typingorbit.com) addresses the typing skill test that stands between lakhs of candidates and a government job. It consolidates practice for more than 35 exam categories — SSC CGL and CHSL, RRB NTPC, High Court and District Court posts, DSSSB, Income Tax, and many state-level recruitments — into a single platform with exam-specific content and a real exam-style interface.

The platform’s pitch is that improvement comes from typing the right way, not just typing more. To that end it delivers live WPM, accuracy, and error tracking as you type, detailed analytics and graphs to chart progress over time, and deep customization: multiple timers, 17-plus court-approved font families, dark and light modes, sound feedback, and full responsiveness across mobile, tablet, and desktop. Candidates can even upload their own content or request specific exam matter. With a growing library of practice tests and a free tier to get started, Typing Orbit is designed to take an aspirant from inconsistent speed to exam-ready accuracy.

Lawgrafter: AI Drafting Built for High Court Advocates

Aquib’s most recent leap moves from students to professionals. Lawgrafter (lawgrafter.com) is an AI-powered legal drafting suite built specifically for High Court advocates and Indian chambers — a segment largely overlooked by mainstream legal tech.

Three tools anchor the product. An AI Summary Generator turns lengthy case files into clear, court-ready summaries in both English and Hindi, complete with quick points for the courtroom and a connected narrative for briefing juniors. An Annexure Table Generator automatically extracts annexure references from case documents and formats them to High Court standards, exporting straight to DOCX with legal page sizes, correct margins, and the advocate’s preferred font — eliminating manual table-building and formatting errors. A Ruling Cases Finder searches through judgments to surface relevant precedents with full case details, facts, relief granted, and key takeaways. Built around bank-grade encryption, a credit-based pricing model, and a seven-day free trial, Lawgrafter is pitched as helping advocates reclaim hours per matter.

A Consistent Vision

Across shorthand, mock tests, typing, and legal drafting, a clear thread runs through Atvicon Technologies’ work: identify a repetitive, high-effort task in Indian exam prep or professional practice, and rebuild it around AI, analytics, and genuine progress tracking. It is a founder’s bet that the biggest wins come not from flashy technology, but from removing everyday friction for the people who need it most.

For Mohammad Aquib and Atvicon Technologies, that bet is turning into a fast-expanding family of products — and a distinctly Prayagraj story of building for the rest of India.

For more information, visit rapidsteno.com, mockrail.in, typingorbit.com, and lawgrafter.com.