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Tell us where your school stands

KUBO is a complete school IT system: a lab, an offline server and a school platform. Getting it into your school starts with a conversation. Tell us about your school and we plan it together, at your pace and around what you already have. We are opening up worldwide step by step, responsibly, and your intake gives you an honest timeline before you commit. Know exactly what you need, or replenishing? Then the shop is the direct route; the intake is here for everything else.

From first contact to a running lab

Getting KUBO takes four steps, at your own pace. Nothing commits your school until you actually place an order.

  1. Tell us about your school

    A short form is enough to start: how many students, what you have today, what you dream of. It takes about ten minutes.

  2. We plan it together

    Together we turn your answers into a concrete plan and a realistic budget, built around what you already have.

  3. Get it running

    Place your order and the pack ships to your school, prepared and labeled, with the guides to set it up; where we have a team, we set it up together on site.

  4. Training & support

    Your team runs it from day one; we help your staff get fluent, on site where our teams are and remotely everywhere, and stay available for the years after, as much or as little as you want.

The full menu of help, for setting up and for the years after: see the services we offer →

What does it cost?

KUBO starts where your school stands and grows from there. Three common ways in, roughly:

Start with the server

around€320

the server on its own: the offline library and the school platform, reached from phones and laptops the school already has

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  • KUBO server kit, ours€170
  • Raspberry Pi + dongle~€149

The server plus five seats

around€1,600

a first corner in the classroom: five KUBO X computers with screens on top of the server; closer to €1,239 if you reuse screens

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  • 5 KUBO X kits, ours5 × €35
  • 5 Raspberry Pi + power5 × €149
  • Screens, keyboards & mice assuming refurbished5 × ~€80
  • Offline server with battery backup€319

The full setup: server plus 25 computers

around€9,000

server, 25 seats, furniture and extras, everything bought new; every reused screen or desk brings it down

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  • 25 KUBO X kits, ours25 × €35
  • 25 Raspberry Pi + power25 × €149
  • Screens, keyboards & mice assuming refurbished25 × ~€80
  • Offline server with battery backup€319
  • Desks & chairs often already there€1,000
  • Beamer, printer, maintenance laptop, WiFi access point & cabling optional€1,130

Growing later stays simple: one seat is between about €133 and €184, depending on the Raspberry Pi you choose, plus about €80 for a refurbished screen, keyboard and mouse. The Raspberry Pi board is passed on at market price; the KUBO X kit itself has a fixed price of our own: €35. The breakdowns assume the Raspberry Pi 5 with 4 GB that we usually plan, about €124 at today's market price. Soon these kits are orderable directly from our shop. The form below is where we make your school's numbers concrete, in your own currency, dalasi and shillings included.

Open until the mold is funded

Help us unlock KUBO for every school

This is why new labs join a short waiting list for now, and how you or someone you know can help change that.

We went from one school to five pilot schools across two countries. KUBO is proven, and many more schools want it.

One piece is missing. Every KUBO X, the protected workstation at each seat of a lab, still gets its case 3D-printed one at a time. The fix is a one-time investment: an injection mold, a steel form that works a bit like a waffle iron.

Today 3D-printed, about €60 per case One mold €5,000, one time From then on pressed in seconds, an estimated ten times cheaper
Unlocking KUBO for every school…€1,725 of €5,000 · 35%

Until the mold is funded, new labs join the waiting list in order. The intake keeps running in the meantime: a place in line costs nothing and gets you an honest date.

Donate → Read more about the enclosure →

Donations run through Afrodidact, the nonprofit behind KUBO. Belgian donors, individuals and companies alike, receive a tax certificate for gifts of €40 or more, and companies can request an invoice when donating. If the campaign raises more than the mold needs, the surplus goes into the next production steps, starting with the packaging.

Tell us about your school

Two sentences are enough to start the conversation, and it commits you to nothing.