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The problem

Most education funding does not reach the students who need it most.

0.45%
of the $5.8T spent on education worldwide reached low-income countries.
70%
of 10-year-olds in low- and middle-income countries cannot read a simple story.
273M
children and youth are out of school, a number that has risen seven years running.

Sources: UNESCO GEM Report SCOPE, 2022 spending data. UNESCO 2026 GEM Report and UIS, 2024 data. World Bank, UNESCO and UNICEF, State of Global Learning Poverty, 2022.

Our process

We bring schools in the most underserved regions online and learning.

We buy, ship and install everything ourselves, and the school is running within weeks.

  1. Step 1AssessEvery school starts from a different place. We find exactly what it needs.
  2. Step 2SourceWe buy only what is missing: ruggedized laptops, Starlink and chargers.
  3. Step 3InstallOur team sets up the classroom on site and gets it online.
  4. Step 4Platform setupBuilt on the school's own curriculum, in each student's language.
  5. Step 5Train and testTeachers learn Capyo on site. Every student is tested before and after.

A local liaison in every country. We employ someone from the region who works with the school before, during and after the install.

Where Capyo runs

Live in 9 countries, in schools, medical centres and orphanages.

Over 10,000 people learn with Capyo in Haiti, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Côte d'Ivoire, Nigeria, Malawi, Burundi, Ukraine and Canada. Here is one of the schools.

Heritage Academy, Makeni, Sierra Leone

The school had classrooms and power, but no laptops and no internet. We brought a crate, and Capyo went live in June 2026.

We planned for 300 students. Neighbouring schools asked to join, and it now reaches more than 600.

The Capyo team with students and teachers in front of Heritage Academy in Makeni, Sierra Leone
“This is the world’s most accessible learning platform. Our health workers are learning in their native tongue, whenever is best for them.”
Dr. Alexis NizigiyimanaBurundi Ubuntu Village of Life

The sponsorship

Give to one community, not a general fund.

Your gift goes to one named school, and you can see where every dollar goes.

  • Your name on the classroomOn the wall, like this one.
  • Content for your channelsClassroom photos, ready for your team to share.
  • Student storiesReal students, in their own words.
  • Every dollar trackedFrom the hardware to install day to the results.
  • A report for your boardEvery student tested before and after.

Starting at less than19¢per student,
per day

A carved wooden sign reading The Rousseau Family Classroom, Capyo

Your gift goes through our charity partner. Sponsorships are given as a charitable gift through Global Impact, so they can come from a foundation or giving budget.

Capy Learning Technologies Inc. · Montréal, Quebec, Canada.

Platform setup

We set Capyo up on the school's own curriculum.

We upload the materialsThe government curriculum and the school's own lessons and tests, under its name.
We train the teachersOn site, before day one. Teachers learn to plan units and set up their own materials.
40+tools ready
on day one
  • AI tutor
  • Lessons
  • Digital textbook
  • Voice dictation
  • Vocabulary practice
  • Flashcard decks
  • Essays
  • Discussions
  • 13 learning games
  • Streaks
  • CapyCoins
  • Rewards
  • Certificates
  • Tests
  • Assignments
  • Learning time
  • Syllabus upload
  • Curriculum map
  • Gradebook
  • Classroom data
  • AI teaching assistant
  • Class meetings
  • Attendance
  • Calendar
  • Messages
  • Library

Three ways to deploy

Same platform. What we bring depends on what the school already has.

A laptop running Capyo
Platform onlyThe school has computers and internet.We set Capyo up on the school's own curriculum and train the teachers.

We bring

  • Platform
The Capyo Crate, an orange rolling case
The CrateThe school has power, but no devices or internet.Ruggedized laptops and a Starlink kit, with Capyo already installed.

We bring

  • Platform
  • Laptops
  • Internet
The Capyo Container with solar panels and Starlink on the roof
The ContainerThe school has a building, but no power, devices or internet.A full classroom that runs on solar, with Starlink, workstations and battery backup. It arrives on a truck.

We bring

  • Platform
  • Laptops
  • Internet
  • Solar