Turn any Android phone or laptop into a full classroom server. Seven curriculum games, the Gogo AI tutor, and live student tracking — all running on your device, with no internet and no monthly data costs.
One download gives you a complete offline learning platform — server, games, AI tutor, and school management tools included.
Your phone or laptop becomes the school server. Students connect over your hotspot or WiFi — no internet, no data bundles, no cloud.
An on-device AI tutor runs right in your browser. Students ask questions, get hints, and receive adaptive difficulty without any connection.
See who is playing, track quiz accuracy and learning minutes, manage lessons, and assign desk pairs from one screen.
Head teachers get a school-wide view: attendance, announcements, term planning, staff roles, and printable school reports.
Games and interfaces translate into Bemba, Nyanja, Tonga, and Lozi — so learners play in the language they think in.
Generate a QR code per student so parents can follow progress at home through the Parent Portal — with your approval.
The server provisions its own certificates and encrypts student data. Everything stays on your device, in your school.
Learning minutes, puzzles completed, and accuracy sync to the Hub when you're online — perfect for reporting to your head or district.
Get the free Classroom APK for Android, or install the server ZIP on any laptop with Node.js.
Name your school, create your teacher account, and activate a free trial or licence — it takes about two minutes.
Turn on your hotspot. Students open the classroom URL on any phone, tablet, or computer browser.
Assign games and lessons, watch live progress, and let Gogo handle the one-on-one tutoring.
Curriculum-aligned games built for Zambian classrooms — from literacy and maths to science, history, and art.
Every school starts with a free trial — no card, no commitment. Annual licences are priced for Zambian school budgets, and community schools can stay free forever.
An internal trial may be issued for evaluation with its own capacity and dates; it is not a sale plan or a promise of every paid tool.
Up to 30 students, essential official games, local reporting, and manual USB sync.
Official games, locale packs, basic registers and progress for explicitly assigned learners in a class or group. Signed capacity and dates define coverage.
Learning plus attendance, learner IDs and reporting for covered learners in the teacher's class scope. Calendar, staff management and announcements require whole-school Complete coverage. Builder API access requires whole-school current Builder entitlement and an unscoped administrator; old export-capable builder pages remain blocked for cohort installations.
The private Classroom Builder is available locally at /teacher/builder.html for whole-school Builder-entitled cohort installations and unscoped head teachers/deputies: generate, review, edit and privately deploy quizzes, true/false and flashcards—no standalone export.
Three academic terms per year: K30 Learning or K60 ordinary Complete per learner across three terms. Complete K15/term is available only under an approved government contract covering the exact cohort and dates. Community Free's 30 learners are school-wide, not per group. Annual Organisation Hub K3,000 base + K1,500 per contracted school and bounded services are separate. Historical licences remain unchanged. See the tariffs and cohort guide.
Correct. After the one-time setup and licence activation, everything — games, the Gogo AI tutor, dashboards, and student data — runs locally on your device. An occasional connection lets you sync impact reports to the Hub, but it is never required to teach.
Anything with a browser: old smartphones, tablets, or computer-lab desktops. Students connect to your hotspot and open the classroom URL — nothing to install on their side.
Gogo runs a compact language model directly in the teacher's browser using WebAssembly. No cloud calls, no data leaving your classroom — the AI lives on your device.
Head teachers and deputies have school-wide administrative roles, but role access does not expand a licence. Attendance, IDs and reports respect learner coverage; shared announcements, calendar and staff tools require whole-school Complete coverage. Existing historical licences retain their original entitlements.
Start with the free trial, then use the Community Free plan — free for up to 30 students. Many schools are also sponsored through NGO and corporate programmes; see our organisations page.
Download the app, run the wizard, turn on your hotspot — and give every learner a personal AI tutor before the next bell rings.