Built by Students. Born from Problems They Chose.
Every project starts the same way: a student observes their own community and writes down a problem worth solving. Then they build. This is what creators, not consumers, look like — aged 7 to 19.
The Showcase
Tap any project to see the story, the images, and the problem the student wrote down first. We keep those original written problem statements on file, word for word.
Drawing Robot
Robotics track students
A robot that turns motion into art.
Biogas System
STEM Club cohort
Organic waste in, clean cooking gas out.
Student app
Petit Feu Rouge
Stop
Wait
Clear
Cross only when it is safe.
Petit Feu Rouge
Stevie, 16
A playful road-safety traffic light simulator.
3D Design & Printing
3D Printing track students
An idea on a screen, printed into your hand.
Solar Moving Car
Robotics track students
A small car powered by circuits and sunlight.
Student app
Présence+
32
Present
03
Absent
05
Late
Présence+
Tanui, 11
Attendance, without the paper register.
Student app
Market Alert
Bonaberi Market
Market Alert
Adriel, 15
Compare food prices before heading to market.
Bubble Bot
Robotics track students
A playful robot for producing bubbles.
Student app
PowerPlan
Move revision to 5:30 PM.
PowerPlan
Bright, 12
Study around the power cuts.
Digital Literacy 101 Booklet
STEM Club cohort
A safety guide, written by students for students.
Student app
Santé Bop
Malaria quiz
Fever + chills. What should you do?
Santé Bop
Kevin, 15
A malaria-prevention quiz for families.
Topographical Analog Modeling
Geography STEM Club, Enko La Gaieté (Yaoundé)
Turning local materials into scientific terrain models.
Student app
RouteClaire
RouteClaire
Bright, 12
A simple route checker for muddy roads.
Student app
DevoirNaPocket
DevoirNaPocket
Yann, 7
A homework planner, by our youngest developer.
Student app
Med Alert
Dose reminders
Med Alert
Bright, 12
Never miss a dose.
Liquid Soap Production
STEM Club cohort
Chemistry you can bottle and sell.
Offline Marks App (TMEA)
STEM Club student
Recording student marks even with no internet.
Student app
Ça Va?
How are you today?
Ça Va?
Osong, 11
A gentle check-in app for students.
Parlons Local
Tibu Albright, 14
A game that teaches Cameroonian languages.
Raspberry Pi Traffic Lights
STEM Club cohort
A working traffic-light system on a Raspberry Pi.
Every project on this page started with a student who had an idea and no equipment.
Fund the next oneSee Us in Action
Students at work across STEM clubs, bootcamps and workshops in Cameroon.
Learning, Shown in Public
Our flagship showcase turns learning into proof. Every graduate stands beside a working project and answers questions about it from parents, educators, judges, and community members.
About the Summit
Our Journey
From 11 students in a single bootcamp to a multi-program organisation reaching hundreds.
Where it started
Giiyo Tech is founded in Douala. Our very first holiday bootcamp runs with 11 students, and early builders program a working Raspberry Pi traffic-light system.
Growing & recognised
Programs expand across schools and our holiday bootcamp in Bonaberi earns national press coverage — proof the model works beyond a single classroom.
Creators on show
The STEM Club graduates at our Innovation Summit with robots, 3D-printed products and a student booklet, and a new bootcamp ships problem-solving web apps — 500+ children reached.
Problem-first, always
Students don't copy tutorials. They document a real problem in their community first, then learn the technology to solve it.
From code to community
Projects tackle what students live with: power cuts, market prices, plastic waste, language loss, school administration.
Shown in public
Every graduate presents their working project to parents, judges, and community members at the Innovation Summit.