A little help. Right on the phone.

Bring practical, offline-first learning support to every learner in your school, even where the internet is not always available.

Bring Aboki to your school Read the pilot checklist

A teacher points at a computer screen showing Aboki while three pupils watch in a school computer room.

A hand holds a phone with Aboki open beside a school computer, showing a lesson moving from computer to phone.

Learn at school. Keep going at home.

The lesson ends at the gate; the homework does not. Aboki goes home on the parent's phone, so a pupil stuck on fractions at night gets a patient next step instead of a blank page.

It is not a replacement for the teacher. It is a helpful partner that gives every learner a next step when the teacher cannot be there.

What Aboki brings to a school

Offline by design
Learning keeps moving at home when data is limited or gone. Every answer is worked out on the phone.
Library packs your teachers write
Aboki reads trusted notes before answering. Teachers can fill in a template with their own topics and share it like any file.
Homework mode for every family
Hints instead of answers, a parent PIN, schoolwork only, and the parent sees every question.
Loaded once, at school
Download the model once on the school Wi-Fi, then copy it to phones by SD card, USB or Xender. Families pay no data.
For the phones families have
Android 7 or newer with 3 GB of memory runs Aboki Lite. Aboki picks the model that fits each phone.
Calm, not overwhelming
A simple chat that keeps the next step clear, in English, Hausa, Yorùbá, Igbo or Pidgin menus.

Be one of the first pilots

Aboki has not been piloted yet. We are looking for a few schools to start small with us: one class or a few dozen families, a loading day at a parents' meeting, and honest conversations about what helps.

Answers are mostly in English for now, small models make mistakes, and cheaper phones answer slowly. We would rather say that at the start.

Talk to us about a pilot