Indian-Arican Tejasvi Manoj Backs Time Today of the Year Check Complete Profile Here | Indian-American Tejaswi Manoj became Time Kid of the Year: Started coding from middle school, made ‘Shield Senior’ app; Learn the full profile

Just 17-year-old Indian-American Tejashwi Manoj has been made ‘Kid of the Year 2025’ by Time. He is in discussion not only in the world of technology but also due to his social effect. Their AI powered app is focused on protecting the elderly from online fraud.

Software engineer parents got the real passion of coding at the middle school. Tejaswi is associated with a program called ‘Girls Hu Code’, which connects teenager girls to computing.

In an interview, Tejashwi says, ‘I realize how amazing coding is and how much I enjoy it. I understood that I can create a big impact by learning coding and then I decided that it has to be pursued in future.

Identification from ‘Shield Seniors’ app

Tejashwi got the most recognition from his app ‘Shield Senior’. It is an AI-based app designed to protect the elderly from online fraud. This app not only teaches them about digital literacy but also helps in reporting suspected messages and reporting the victims.

At one time, his grandfather narrowly escaped being a victim of online fraud. Tejashwi then realized how insecure the elders are in front of digital threats. He used his coding skills and created the AI ​​Poward ‘Shield Senior’ app.

Tejaswi’s ‘Shield Senior’ app is AI-Poward.

She conducts workshops on cyber security for senior citizens. Public programs and forums make speeches on forums such as TEDX and promote digital literacy in the disadvantaged sections.

How does the Shield Seniors app work?

In an interview, Tejashwi said, ‘Shield seniors are an easy platform, especially for the elderly. This app gives an image analysis feature, and user friendly information to assess suspected messages for immediate help.

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