Technology should make people's lives better.
We create AI assistants that help organisations solve social issues and make a positive, measurable impact in the communities they serve. From government services and retirement living to First Nations communities and social-impact projects, we develop practical, accessible technology for people and communities that mainstream technology too often leaves behind.
Oskoole Case Study
When people struggle with technology, the usual answer is to teach them how to use it. But technology changes constantly, and not everyone learns the same way.
Oskoole takes a different approach. People can simply ask a question about technology and get a clear step-by-step answer, in words and voice. That answer is then saved for them, so they can come back to it when they need it, without having to ask the same question again.
It's a simple idea, but it changes the relationship people have with technology. Instead of expecting people to remember how technology works, we create technology that remembers how to help them.
This is what designing for inclusion looks like. And that's why we built Oskoole.
66.5%
of people over 65 experience digital exclusion.
Five projects. One platform underneath.
Ask a question in your own words and get step-by-step tutorials with voice narration in 76 languages. Every answer is saved, so you can come back to it as often as you like. Available white-label to aged care and retirement operators, with the Brain Skoole cognitive centre included.
A cognitive wellness suite of daily exercises for memory, speed and attention, with streaks and session tracking so people can see themselves improving. Included with every Oskoole subscription, and available to operators as a cognitive engagement program under their own brand, alongside the exercise and creative classes they already run.
An AI assistant focused on what matters to First Nations communities, delivered through a custom-built interface designed with the people who use it.
Tell it what you're researching. It scours the web, builds a curated digest, and reports back daily, weekly or monthly. Currently in pilot at RMIT.
A web-based adviser for people developing screen projects, from first idea through to pitch and production decisions.
76
languages, text and voice, generated on demand
7 days
from agreement to a branded, working white-label deployment
5
projects built on one platform
RMIT
where the Dissemination Digest is in pilot
Every community is different. The technology underneath doesn't have to be. We build AI assistants on a shared foundation of step-by-step guidance, voice-first interaction, 76 languages and accessibility from the start. That means we can focus the real work where it matters: understanding each community, designing with them, and creating an experience that feels like it was made for them.
Forget the curriculum. Start with the question someone is actually asking, the thing they need to do right now. We design around real moments, real barriers and real outcomes.
The people closest to a social issue understand it best. Our partners bring the relationships, experience and community knowledge. We bring the technology design and development to turn that knowledge into something people can use.
Your community should see your organisation, not ours. Branding, language, tone, theming and data separation are built into the platform, creating an experience that belongs to you and your people.
We test with the people technology leaves behind. If it works for them, it has a much better chance of working for everyone.
Make services easier to access.
AI assistants that help communities navigate government services.
Digital help in residents' hands.
Simple, accessible AI assistants, under your brand.
Technology built around the people who use it.
Practical AI tools designed with communities, for the challenges they actually face.
Make knowledge easier to find and use.
AI assistants that turn complex information into practical help for students and staff.
Game designers, brand people, data scientists, a mental health literacy researcher and engineers across two continents. Founded by Matt and Martine Leete, who between them bring more than 30 years of building and scaling businesses internationally.
We're actively looking for aged care and retirement living operators for Oskoole, and First Nations organisations for Ngarrgu. If you serve a community that mainstream technology keeps missing, we'd like to talk.
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