Partners
Where access is hardest.
Offline-first learning, multilingual delivery, and credentials that keep their meaning outside the program that issued them.
Who this is for
Governments and public education bodies, workforce-development programs, NGOs and foundations, universities running research pilots, connectivity and device partners, and credential or standards organizations.
Where connectivity is intermittent
Available in alphaCourses download and assessments run on the device. A learner who is offline for a week loses nothing, and syncs when they can.
Where recognition does not travel
Available in alphaA credential signed under the learner’s own key is checkable by an employer in another country, another system, or ten years later.
Where the language is not English
Available in alphaNine languages today, across Europe, South Asia and East Asia. Adding one is translation work, not engineering work.
Where the program must outlive the vendor
Available in alphaThe core is AGPL-licensed and self-hostable. If we disappear, the deployment and every credential it issued keep working.
How we would work
Grant and program funding pays for deployment, localization, measurement and support — not for learners' access to their own credentials. That distinction is the whole design, and it is not negotiable in a funded deployment either.
Alexandria is pre-production. A partnership now means shaping what gets built and being candid in both directions about what is not ready. If a program needs certainty this year, we will say so. What we can claim today is written down and dated.
Discuss a deployment
Reaches a person. Tell us the population and the constraint you are working against.