Salome Mgeladze, founder of Re:school and Re:invent, is developing a portfolio of digital initiatives that combine social impact with technology and education. Speaking on BMGTV, she highlighted three key projects: the social solidarity platform sikete.ge, the price-comparison website gamige.com/ge, and Re:school’s AI-focused training programs.
According to Mgeladze, sikete.ge connects people in need with individuals willing to help, while also allowing volunteers to assist with deliveries. The platform has completed more than 1,000 support missions to date, including food assistance for nearly 600 families during the Easter period.
The company is also expanding gamige.com/ge, a platform that enables consumers to compare product prices across retailers. Mgeladze said the service is attracting 2,000–3,000 new users daily and aims to increase price transparency and help shoppers make more informed purchasing decisions.
Alongside these projects, Re:school continues to grow its AI education programs. The latest cohort trained 100 students in building websites, mobile applications and AI-powered products. The organization is also planning an AI summer camp near Lagodekhi Nature Reserve, where participants will work on developing AI influencers and other technology-based projects with commercial potential.
