Kolibri
An offline-first learning platform for places without reliable internet.
Does it fit your team?
- Consider it if
- Your learners have little or no reliable internet, and you want a learning platform that installs on ordinary Windows or Linux machines or a Raspberry Pi.
- Look elsewhere if
- You want to sell courses online: it solves teaching without reliable internet and is not a storefront.
- Can you use it commercially?
- Yes
MIT. Commercial use, modification and closed-source use are all allowed; keep the copyright notice.
- Is it still maintained?
- Active
Last push on 2026-10-07. The repository is not archived.
- How hard is it to deploy?
- Easy
There are official installers for Windows, Debian/Ubuntu, Raspberry Pi, macOS and Android, and it can also be installed with pip.
- What does it cost?
- Low
The software is free. For the machine acting as server, the docs recommend 1 GB of RAM on Linux or 2 GB or more on Windows, and a 1 GHz CPU.
- What to watch out for
- Built for offline classrooms
It solves teaching without reliable internet; it is not a storefront for selling courses. Disk space depends on how much content you import.
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