Learning that works where the grid doesn't.

Offline-first, solar-powered learning

Across Nigeria and the African continent, the majority of classrooms operate without reliable grid power or fixed-line internet. PrimeAIDE is engineered for that reality, a solar-powered, battery-backed device that boots its own local WiFi network and serves an AI tutor, lessons, exercises and analytics directly to learners' tablets or laptops.

Because the entire experience runs locally, schools in rural Kogi, peri-urban Kano or off-grid communities in Northern Ghana can deliver the same standard of AI-assisted teaching as a connected school in Lagos or Nairobi.

AI tutoring aligned to the curriculum

PrimeAIDE's onboard AI assistant is grounded in NERDC-aligned content for primary and secondary school subjects, with the ability to explain concepts, answer questions, generate practice exercises and assess understanding in the languages and contexts learners actually use. Teachers retain full control, the assistant is a co-pilot, not a replacement.

Deployment partners and funding pathways

PrimeAIDE rollouts are structured around government partnerships, school-system deployments and grant-funded pilots, typically co-designed with ministries of education, state governments, development finance institutions and foundations. Each deployment is sized to the school's classroom count, with hardware, training and ongoing analytics review built in.