Openly stated
Roadmap
A knowledge institution should be honest about what it has actually built. Everything below is either live and usable today, actively being built, or planned — nothing in the product is a button that leads nowhere.
Live
- Live
The ten books and the entry library
Every entry carries an evidence rating, typed sources and Source Mode.
Open it → - Live
The African map and 56 country profiles
Accurate boundaries, zoom, search and layered history, with Kids / Teens / Adults depth on every country.
Open it → - Live
African language learning
Ten languages, gamified drills with hearts and combos, and an AI coach grounded in the course vocabulary.
Open it → - Live
Accounts, XP and the Knowledge League
Server-validated scoring, streaks, passport stamps, country battles and global leaderboards.
Open it → - Live
Africa AI tutor and the Africa 100
A tutor that cites platform entries, plus a 100-question benchmark with a per-category breakdown.
Open it → - Live
Shareable badge cards and certificates
Export achievements as social images, with public verification for every certificate issued.
Open it → - Live
Accessibility controls
Keyboard navigation and screen-reader announcements on the map, plus text size, high-contrast and reduced-motion toggles in the header.
In progress
- In progress
Expert submissions publishing straight into the library
The submission and review queue exist; the knowledge base is moving into the database so approved work can publish itself, with version and last-reviewed dates on every entry.
Planned
- Planned
Multilingual platform
French, Portuguese, Arabic and Swahili interfaces and translated entries. The content schema is already multilingual-ready.
- Planned
Oral history archive
Recorded elders and community memory, published as oral tradition and clearly labelled as such.
- Planned
Food atlas and culture universe
Dishes, textiles, music and film mapped across the continent and the diaspora.
- Planned
Family mode and schools
Shared households, classroom groups and teacher dashboards.
- Planned
Build Africa and the Opportunity Hub
Scenario simulations grounded in Agenda 2063, plus opportunities for learners across the continent.
What we will never build
- — No score for how African anyone is.
- — No DNA collection — genetics stays educational.
- — No dark-pattern streak pressure and no ad-driven design.
- — No placeholder buttons pretending to be features.