A nonprofit for educational access
EduCardbelongs everywhere.
A complete K–12 education and offline AI tutor on an $8 SD card—built for children beyond the reach of reliable internet.
01 / The reality
The distance between a child and a teacher can be enormous.
Sub-Saharan Africa is home to the world’s largest population of out-of-school children—not because they do not want to learn, but because access keeps failing them.
learners across Sub-Saharan Africa without reliable access to quality education.
Nigerians below the poverty line. Many have a smartphone, but no dependable teacher.
students for every teacher in many rural Nigerian classrooms.
02 / What we built
A teacher,
carried in a pocket.
EduCard loads onto any Android phone. No internet. No server. No subscription. Just learning—distributed by a nonprofit, at cost.
The entire system
Three layers.
One tiny card.
AI tutor on-device
A 1.5 GB language model that runs locally on a $60 Android phone.
Works fully offline
No data plan, connectivity, server, or rural degradation.
A complete curriculum
Plug in the SD card. Install once. Keep learning anywhere.
03 / Our mission
Geography should never determine whether a child learns to read.
EduCard was built for the child in Kano who has never had a teacher stay past noon. For the girl in Oyo whose school shares one textbook between forty students.
We compressed an AI tutor into 1.5 gigabytes. We built it to run on a $60 phone. We put it on an $8 card. The delivery mechanism is physical. The impact is permanent.
04 / Nigeria pilot
Proof, measured in ninety days.
Two schools. One state. A full learning cycle from baseline to outcome—measured, audited, and ready to scale.
Students
Two schools, Kano State
Days
A complete learning cycle
Target gain
Measured against baseline
Per child
Donor-funded K–12 access
05 / What comes next
Nigeria is
the beginning.
Forty million school-age children in Nigeria alone. With infrastructure support from AWS, every donated card is one more child reached, permanently.
Bring EduCard to your schoolCommon questions about the AI tutor.
Schools and administrators usually ask these before piloting EduCard. If you need more detail, email us.
The dispatch
Field notes,
unhurried.
Pilot updates, classroom stories, product progress, partnership news, and impact reports. Usually once a month. Never promotional.