One account, four tools
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About the group
One umbrella,
four focused tools.
Sino Group exists because the same person needs several different things in a single day: an assistant, a tutor, something to study from, and dinner. Those are four genuinely different products. They shouldn't be four genuinely different companies.
Sino GroupThe idea
Most software companies build one thing and then stretch it until it covers everything. We'd rather build four things properly and share what's underneath: one account, one design language, one set of standards.
Sino AI is the generalist. It reasons across finance, schoolwork, images, documents and code in one thread. Sino Tutor connects learners to people rather than software. Sino Learn is the library the material should always have lived in. Sino Recipe handles the part of the day nobody plans for.
Each one is useful on its own. Together they cover a day without asking anyone to consolidate their life into a single dashboard.
OwnershipBonang Technologies
Built and owned by
Bonang Technologies.
Sino Group is the consumer software division of Bonang Technologies. Bonang provides the engineering, infrastructure and long-term backing behind all four Sino products, so each tool can be built patiently, to one standard, without chasing a quarterly exit.
Sino AI · Sino Tutor · Sino Learn · Sino Recipe
Bonang TechnologiesWhy an umbrella
Built for the same person
A student who needs a tutor also needs notes, an assistant and dinner. The tools are designed as parts of one day, not as four unrelated markets.
Restraint as a feature
No dashboards you didn't ask for, no badges, no streaks. Each product does its job precisely and then gets out of the way.
StandardsApplied to every product
Nothing decorative
Black, white and space. If an element isn't carrying information or hierarchy, it doesn't ship.
Fast on a bad connection
Lightweight pages, no heavyweight frameworks stacked on frameworks, and offline access where it matters.
Priced to be used
Tools people actually reach for daily can't be priced like enterprise software. Accessibility is a product decision.
Owned, not rented, attention
No streaks, no manufactured urgency, no engagement mechanics. The product should end when the task does.