XR learning on your phone

Afriverse: lessons you can step into

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.

GHS 1 per day Renews automatically until you cancel. To cancel, text UNSUB AFRI to 1042, or email help@afriverse-gh.com.

A forest elephant crossing a shallow river surrounded by tall trees

Pick a world and walk in

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.

Close-up of a human eye with a green and brown iris

Human Body

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

Two lionesses resting together in dry grass

Kingdom of Living Things

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

The Sun glowing orange against black space

Space Science

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

City skyline beside a river with ancient pyramids behind it and a sailboat on the water

Heritage and Cities

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

Ancient Egyptian eye amulet inlaid with blue, red and white stones

Archaeology

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

A round lidded basket covered entirely in cowrie shells

Art

Painting, sculpture, music and applied art, from ceremonial objects to famous canvases.

A few lessons from inside

Every lesson is an object or a place you can explore from any angle.

Illustration of a branching nerve cell in blue light
Human BodyNerve cell
A white magnolia flower opening among green leaves
Living ThingsFlowering plants
A pink jellyfish trailing long tentacles in blue water
Living ThingsLife in the water
The full Moon with its craters and grey plains
Space ScienceEarth's Moon
A bright burst of light among stars in deep space
Space ScienceBirth of a star
A woolly mammoth skeleton with long curved tusks in a museum hall
ArchaeologyPrehistoric life
A great red sandstone rock rising above desert scrub under a blue sky
HeritageNatural landmarks
A stepped stone pyramid on a green lawn under a blue sky
HeritageAncient monuments

Why learners like Afriverse

Seeing a thing in three dimensions makes it easier to understand and easier to remember.

  1. Learn by looking around

    Rotate a skull, circle a sculpture or turn on the spot inside a city square.

  2. Opens in the browser

    Lessons run on the phone you already carry. Nothing to download or install.

  3. Curious for all ages

    Clear introductions suit young learners, while the detail keeps adults exploring.

  4. Science and culture together

    Biology and astronomy sit beside heritage, archaeology and art in one library.

  5. Go deeper with VR

    Switch to VR view and slip your phone into a simple cardboard viewer.

  6. One clear price

    A single subscription, billed by your mobile operator, shown in full before you join.

How a lesson works

The tools inside every Afriverse lesson.

3D models

Drag to rotate and pinch to zoom on organs, animals, artefacts and spacecraft.

360 degree places

Stand inside landmarks, cities and landscapes and look in every direction.

VR view

Split the screen for a cardboard viewer and see the lesson around you.

AR view

On supported phones, place a model in the room in front of you.

Did you know

Each world opens with a surprising fact to spark a question.

Short introductions

A plain-language overview sets the scene before you choose a lesson.

Afriverse FAQs

Have questions about Afriverse? Our comprehensive FAQ section provides answers to help you maximize your immersive experience.

What do I receive with my Afriverse subscription?
With your Afriverse subscription, you gain unrestricted access to a vast array of Afriverse content, exclusive experiences, personalized recommendations, and regular updates that ensure a continuously engaging and dynamic journey.
How did I get subscribed to Afriverse?
You subscribed to Afriverse by following our streamlined subscription process, either through your mobile device or via our secure website. Once completed, your account is immediately activated for full access to all immersive features.
Is there a charge for using Afriverse?
These subscriptions grant you unlimited access to all our Afriverse content and premium features during the active subscription period. Yes, Afriverse operates a subscription model (Telecel: GHS 1 daily), please refer to our relevant pricing information.
What platforms does Afriverse support?
Afriverse is accessible on a wide range of platforms, including smartphones, tablets, and compatible PCs. This ensures that you can enjoy your favorite immersive experiences whenever and wherever you choose.
How do I reach customer support?
Our dedicated customer support team is available to assist you. You can reach us through the 'Contact' page on the Afriverse platform or email us at help@afriverse-gh.com
How do I cancel my Afriverse subscription?
To cancel your subscription, you can do so by texting UNSUB AFRI to 1042 (for Telecel), or by emailing our customer care team at help@afriverse-gh.com.

Ready to step inside?

Subscribe with your mobile number and open the whole Afriverse library in your browser.

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GHS 1 per day. Renews automatically until you cancel. Charged to your Telecel mobile account.