Founded in Nairobi, Study Point helps African schools run day-to-day operations, support their teachers, and keep parents informed, replacing fragmented paperwork and manual ledgers with one connected platform.
Our team • NairobiAcross sub-Saharan Africa, school leaders were forced to juggle paper counterfoils, slow desktop accounting packages from the 1990s, and disconnected spreadsheets. When the national grid cuts out during afternoon storms in Nakuru or fiber connections lag in Entebbe, critical operations ground to a complete halt.
Meanwhile, dedicated teachers spent upwards of 22 hours every week manually tabulating complex Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) rubrics instead of offering one-on-one student remediation.
Study Point functions entirely offline in rural or low-bandwidth zones. Educators log attendance, capture continuous assessment marks, and record daily meal counts on cheap tablets. When local Wi-Fi or 4G flickers back to life, our replicated data engines sync seamlessly with zero manual reconciliations.
African school fees don’t run on quarterly credit cards; they run on micro-installments sent via Safaricom M-Pesa, Airtel Money, and MTN MoMo. We hook directly into the bursar ledger. Every paybill transaction instantly generates an official SMS/WhatsApp receipt with zero fee leakages.
Our voice tutor doesn’t sound like a disconnected robotic transatlantic voice. It is tuned to African phonetics, handles accent variations from Eldoret to Gulu, and guides students through the exact KICD (Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development) and Cambridge African strands with patience and cultural nuance.
How our engineering, product, and pedagogical ethics guide every single line of code we deploy across African schools.
We reject tech-solutionism that claims to replace classroom educators. Our platform exists to automate robotic data entry, freeing educators to do what only humans can do: mentor, inspire, and care for developing minds.
In overcrowded schools, struggling learners easily slip through administrative cracks. Study Point flags academic deceleration early, alerts homeroom tutors, and ensures learning interventions happen in real time.
School governance demands unassailable trust. We enforce immutable double-entry bursar ledgers, dual-authorization fee cancellations, and real-time guardian receipting to stamp out financial friction forever.
Student information is not a monetizable commodity. We adhere to the Kenya Data Protection Act 2019 and global ISO 27001 standards. Learner records remain institutional property, securely stored in local African clusters.
A blend of senior curriculum strategists, former headmasters, and machine learning researchers with deep institutional roots across East and West Africa.
CEO & Co-Founder18+ years leading private and public school systems in Ghana, Nigeria, and Kenya. Led curriculum reform programs and school turnarounds across 40+ campuses.
CTO & Co-FounderPhD in Applied NLP and Machine Learning. Pioneer in East African acoustic voice datasets. Architect of Study Point’s low-latency offline sync engine and bilingual tutor models.
12 years advising East African education bodies. Spearheaded alignment with KICD digital grading standards and Cambridge International regional validation protocols.
Created Study Point’s 48-Hour Zero-Downtime Campus Onboarding model. Trained over 4,500 African teachers to master modern digital grading workflows.
Founded in Nairobi. Partnered with 12 pioneer private and church-founded schools in Kiambu and Nairobi to draft the first localized CBC assessment engine.
Launched direct Safaricom Daraja STK push and biometric smart card gates. Scaled to 150 campuses across Kenya, cutting school fee collection default rates by 42%.
Rolled out 24/7 Kiswahili & English voice AI tutor. Expanded operations into Uganda (UNEB alignment) and Tanzania, opening support centers in Kampala and Dar es Salaam.
Exceeded 500 partner campuses across 4 nations, reconciling over KES 1.8B in annual tuition. Currently piloting in Kigali, Rwanda and Accra, Ghana.
“Before Study Point, our 1,400-student campus spent two weeks every term reconciling physical bank slips and manual CBC rubrics. Today, fee reconciliation takes four seconds via M-Pesa, parents receive instant WhatsApp attendance reports, and our teachers have their weekends back.”
Schedule a confidential 30-minute campus audit with our Nairobi advisory team. We can migrate your historical records over a single weekend with zero teaching disruption.
