Education that reaches
the unreached.
We turn one donated laptop into a local host server running an offline AI helper, Khan Academy math, leveled reading, and quizzes, beamed to any nearby phone, tablet, or laptop. No signal. No data required.
Ask me anything about your schoolwork: math, reading, science, and more.
Locked out of learning.
There are 272M children and youth out of school worldwide. In low- and middle-income countries, 70% of ten-year-olds can't read a simple sentence, and more than half of all out-of-school children live in sub-Saharan Africa, where governments spend just $55 a year per learner, compared with $8,543 in wealthy ones.
Sources: UNESCO 2024 · World Bank 2022 · UNESCO–World Bank 2024
How it works
We repurpose a device
A donated laptop becomes the host. We wipe it and load the full curriculum, ready to go anywhere.
It hosts a local network
The box broadcasts its own Wi-Fi. Any nearby phone, tablet, or laptop can connect and start learning.
Kids learn, teachers see
Students move through lessons with an AI helper. Teachers see progress in real time, all offline.
Six tools running on one box, no internet required.
Step through everything a single Lunis runs, fully offline. Click any module, or let it play.
Built for the learner and the guide beside them.
These are screenshots of Lunis itself, not a mockup. Switch between what a student sees and what their teacher sees.
Lessons, quizzes, and an AI helper, all in one place.

We're just getting started. Help us light the first classrooms.
The fastest way to help today is a device or your time, not a check.
