Healthcare
4doctors for every 10,000 people in Africa, about a third of what is neededWHO Africa, 2026Offline support for community health workers, in the languages their patients speak.
Two in three Africans are not online, so the AI boom is passing most of the continent by. We build AI that runs on the phone itself: no signal, no data, and nothing a learner types ever leaves the device. We start with education.
Africa has more than 1.5 billion people, and most of them are not online. The barrier is no longer the signal. It is the cost of data and of a phone that can use it. AI that needs the internet leaves them out.
Too many learners are falling behind, and there are not enough teachers to reach them one by one. A patient tutor on the phone they already have can help close that gap.
Thandi, our private maths tutor for Grades 10 to 12, is in a founding pilot with teachers and district officials across Gauteng. Every reply is generated on the phone itself, so it keeps working without signal or data, and no conversation ever reaches a server.
Your data never leaves your phone. No cloud servers. No surveillance. Just pure on-device processing that’s POPIA compliant from the ground up. We adapt world-class open-source models for African education, putting students and teachers in control of their information.
Download once, learn forever. Our models run entirely on your device, so students can get homework help in classrooms without WiFi, and teachers can access educational resources without burning data. Internet goes down? Learning continues.
Thandi runs today on phones with 4GB of RAM, and we’re working to bring it to 2GB phones. We’re not building for flagship devices. We’re building for the real Africa, where learning happens on whatever phone you can get your hands on.
Thandi teaches in English today, grounded in the South African curriculum and South African examples. African languages are next on our roadmap, built with the communities that speak them. Built by Africans, for Africans.
We are building for education first. Alongside it, we partner with institutions that want to co-create public AI models for the sectors Africa runs on: models that run on the phone, work offline and keep people's data with them.
Offline support for community health workers, in the languages their patients speak.
Advice for farmers that works in the field, with no signal.
Safety, skills and community models for the industry and the places it operates.
Keeping languages and histories alive in models their communities own.
AI that runs on the device, so it reaches customers on any network.
Plain-language legal information, private by design.
The tutor runs entirely on the phone, so it works in airplane mode — there is no cloud to send a conversation to. The only thing that leaves the device is a small, anonymous stream of app-health numbers, tied to a random ID, never a name.
We're creating the AI infrastructure Africa deserves. Get early access and be part of building the future of education on the continent.