
Human Body
Organ systems, the heart, the brain, the eye and the cells that build us, as 3D models you can turn and zoom.
XR learning on your phone
Turn a heart over in your hand, stand in a river beside a forest elephant, look up at a star being born. Afriverse opens XR lessons on science, nature, history and art right in your phone browser.
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The Afriverse library is arranged into themed worlds. Each one opens with a short introduction and a "did you know" fact, then lets you choose a lesson.

Organ systems, the heart, the brain, the eye and the cells that build us, as 3D models you can turn and zoom.

Mammals, birds, fish, reptiles and invertebrates, plus flowering and non-flowering plants.

Planets and dwarf planets, the Sun and the Moon, black holes, star birth and the craft that took us to space.

Landmarks, historic objects and 360 degree walks through cities and landscapes around the world.

Finds from Egypt, Mesopotamia, China, India, Greece and Rome, and fossils from prehistoric life.

Painting, sculpture, music and applied art, from ceremonial objects to famous canvases.
Every lesson is an object or a place you can explore from any angle.








Seeing a thing in three dimensions makes it easier to understand and easier to remember.
Rotate a skull, circle a sculpture or turn on the spot inside a city square.
Lessons run on the phone you already carry. Nothing to download or install.
Clear introductions suit young learners, while the detail keeps adults exploring.
Biology and astronomy sit beside heritage, archaeology and art in one library.
Switch to VR view and slip your phone into a simple cardboard viewer.
A single subscription, billed by your mobile operator, shown in full before you join.
The tools inside every Afriverse lesson.
Drag to rotate and pinch to zoom on organs, animals, artefacts and spacecraft.
Stand inside landmarks, cities and landscapes and look in every direction.
Split the screen for a cardboard viewer and see the lesson around you.
On supported phones, place a model in the room in front of you.
Each world opens with a surprising fact to spark a question.
A plain-language overview sets the scene before you choose a lesson.
Have questions about Afriverse? Our comprehensive FAQ section provides answers to help you maximize your immersive experience.
Subscribe with your mobile number and open the whole Afriverse library in your browser.
Subscribe nowGHS 1 per day. Renews automatically until you cancel. Charged to your Telecel mobile account.