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About iBrothers Group

A Parent You Can Check

  • iDharma
  • iShruti
  • iGurus
  • iSloka
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Who we are

A holding company, not an operating company.

iBrothers Group is the parent of four ventures: iDharma, iShruti, iGurus and iSloka. We sell nothing to customers. Our customers are the four ventures.

So we keep ourselves thin. The ventures win their own markets; we hold the few things that are better held once.

House rule

A parent earns its place by making each venture cheaper to run, quicker to learn and safer to trust than it would be alone. The moment we cost a venture more than we give it, we are the problem.

0 things we sell to customers
4 ventures, each its own business
The family trait

A Check, Not a Claim

Four businesses that look unrelated share one thing. The "i" is the family name; "we check" is the family trait.

  • iDharma iDharma checks AI systems.
  • iShruti iShruti checks that speakers are who they say they are.
  • iGurus iGurus checks that credentials are earned.
  • iSloka iSloka checks a deal before an investor commits.
How the group is run

What We Hold, What We Leave Alone

  1. The idea

    Every venture sells a check, not a claim. We hold that line for all four, and it is the one thing none of them is allowed to trade away.

  2. Ownership and legal responsibility

    Who owns what across the group, and the legal footing each venture stands on.

  3. What is cheaper built once

    Shared design rules, infrastructure and brand rules, built once rather than four times. A shared service has to be faster and cheaper than a venture doing it alone, or it goes.

  4. Where money and attention go

    Deciding, in writing and on evidence, where the group puts its time and money next, including whether a venture carries on.

Every venture decides
  • Its product
  • Its pricing
  • Its customers
  • Who it hires
  • How it measures its own success

When it is unclear whether something is ours to decide, the answer is no.

What we hold today

Four Ventures

Each is described the way its own site describes it, so you can check every line against the source. You will not find revenue or customer numbers here. They would be out of date within a month, and we do not publish figures we cannot stand behind.

Independent AI audit

iDharma

“Hope less. Prove more.”

An independent AI audit firm. It assesses AI systems and agents against published standards such as the EU AI Act, the NIST AI Risk Management Framework and ISO/IEC 42001.

Who it serves
Enterprises deploying AI, and the compliance, risk and board leaders answerable for it, particularly in regulated sectors.
How it earns
Fixed-fee audits in tiers, with the scope agreed before anything is charged.
Visit idharma.us
Verified speaker bureau

iShruti

“Anyone can claim to be an AI expert. We check.”

A speaker bureau for the AI era. It finds, verifies and books AI and technology speakers for keynotes, workshops, podcasts and virtual events.

Who it serves
Associations, HR and people teams, event planners and employee resource group leads.
How it earns
A commission on speaker fees, shown up front, and placement retainers.
Visit www.ishruti.org
Executive education

iGurus

An online learning platform of expert-led courses and short Sparx lessons, across AI, programming, design, business and more, with verified certificates.

Who it serves
Professionals building practical skills to advance their careers.
How it earns
Course and lesson purchases, and an affiliate programme.
Visit igurus.org
AI deal co-pilot

iSloka

An AI deal co-pilot for real-estate investors. Paste a listing and get a deal report: rehab estimate, after-repair value, BRRRR math, a deal score and red flags.

Who it serves
Real-estate investors weighing up flips and BRRRR deals.
How it earns
Three free reports to start, then a subscription for unlimited reports.
Visit www.isloka.com
Lines we hold

A Parent Can Do Harm

A parent can move trust, money and data between brands in ways no single venture can. For a family whose trait is checking, misusing that position would empty all four promises at once.

  • No borrowed trust

    One venture's reputation is never used to back another's claim. Each check stands on its own.

  • No shared customer data

    What you give one venture does not pass to another without your explicit consent.

  • No hidden ownership

    We say plainly who holds what. A trust brand that hides its owner has already contradicted itself.

  • No borrowed name

    A new business only joins the family if it, too, sells a check rather than a claim.

One family, judged one by one

Owning a venture is not vouching for it. Judge each one on its own work.