While constructing a programming language, any spoken language can be used as a medium while constructing it. However, english speakers hold a significant advantage, as over one-third of programming languages utilise English as their main language. Although there are more than one billion English speakers across the globe, there are still about 6 billion people that do not.

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​My visits to local schools to conduct sessions for ‘BiblioReads’ exposed me to the limitations that the students faced in learning coding and programming, for English was not their first, nor second, language. I further analyzed existing localized programming languages. I analyzed the existing localized programming languages, but found that many lacked accessible online documentation, with compilers on these sites frequently freezing. Moreover, waiting for each language in the world to have a localized programming language, that too with sufficient resources on par with those available in English could take decades. Instead, I resolved to bring forth this inclusion much faster. Thus, I  created Omni,  the first platform to include over a hundred programming languages, like Zulu, Thai, Sinhala, Nepali, Icelandic, etc.