Projects

Tools built for African realities

Our projects are designed for weak networks and low-cost phones, and for people who work in languages other than English. Most are open for anyone to use.

Community health worker using a phone with a patient
Field testing
Community health

Asibi

Offline AI triage that helps community health workers assess patients and decide when to refer, in the worker's own language.

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Farmer holding a phone beside a maize harvest
Live
Food safety

Jirigi

Open online course that teaches African farmers and traders the essentials of food safety and safe farming.

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Women sorting groundnuts at a market
Live
Food safety

AflaLearn

Free self-paced course on aflatoxin and the prevention methods that actually work in the field.

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Developers planning a system on a whiteboard
Open specification
Open infrastructure

DatAfri Protocol

Open data protocol that lets African-built apps sync offline and share records safely.

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Young team demonstrating a medical imaging app on a laptop
Hackathon winner
Health AI

Daghe

Offline AI imaging that helps health workers screen for cervical cancer and TB in 19 African languages.

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NGO team reviewing an outbreak report on a laptop
Hackathon winner
Public health data

EpiSitRep AI

Turns outbreak case data into WHO and CDC style situation reports in minutes.

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