Partnerships on real tracks.
Academy teaches you to ship a small thing. Partnerships are the next door: live work with CashPlanet — Census Lab for statistical services, Herbarium, Proteme, Virtual Lab, speech for African languages, and a cultural-historical project for the continent. Not a brochure of internships. Not a checkout.
Finish a page you can send first. Then tell us which track you can actually help. Partner access is how applications, agreements, and scoped entitlements work. The form is a stub: it does not create an account or a contract.
01 · Deployable tool · NSOs
Census Lab
A deployable partnership tool — not only an agents build. Household, locality and count work that has to survive a real enumerator and a bad signal. CashPlanet partners with Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) and other statistical services across Africa to stand it up.
Census Lab is the product CashPlanet can deploy with a statistical service. The public Ghana door is one live context: practise on real locality names, not invented villages. The product is the lab — forms, maps, and count workflows an NSO can run. Other African statistical services can take the same tool; country is a deployment, not a second product name. Access is scoped. A builder approved for Census Lab does not automatically get Herbarium or Virtual Lab.
Who this is for: National statistical offices and stats agencies (GSS and peers across the continent), plus builders who support those agencies.
- NSO / statistical service leadership evaluating a deployment
- Agency staff who will run enumerators and locality work
- Builders and engineers supporting an NSO
02 · Plant desk · living memory
Herbarium
A plant desk: names, places, uses, and living memory. Specimens and stories sit together. This is not a slide deck about biodiversity.
Who this is for: Botanists, field notes people, and builders who will not rename a plant to sound clever.
03 · Named CashPlanet track
Proteme
Proteme is a named track we work on with partners. If you already know the work, say so on the form. If you do not, ask — we will not invent a pitch for it here.
Who this is for: People who were pointed at Proteme, or who already have a reason to be in that room.
04 · Engineer track · Africa
Virtual Lab
One lab engine for the continent — instruments, procedures, and software that behave like a bench. Country is a deployment or session context later, never the product name.
Who this is for: Engineers and serious students across Africa who want bench discipline in software, not a game with a lab skin.
05 · Ten-year language path
TTS & STT for African languages
Text-to-speech and speech-to-text for the languages people actually speak across Africa. A decade of work: data, speakers, evaluation, and products that work offline enough to matter.
Who this is for: Linguists, speakers, and engineers who will not collapse 2,000 languages into one demo reel.
06 · Stories, rivers, gods
Cultural & historical Africa
Spiritual traditions, gods, rivers, stories and folklore — a cultural and historical project for all of Africa. Named sources. No invented pantheon for a pitch deck.
Who this is for: Historians, tradition keepers, writers, and builders who treat living faith as living, not as content.
Apply for access
Name, organisation, country, the track or tracks, and a note. See how access works. We will not invent a confirmation email in this MVP. Pro seats stay on /pro — this form is not a purchase and not a drive unlock.
Before you write
- Bring a URL if you have one. See one shipped thing.
- Beginners: start on Learn to Code, then come back.
- Do not paste secrets, IDs, or unpublished prices in the note.