PRAYOGeek
Where it runs

One app for every classroom screen.

Digital panels, projectors or laptops. PRAYOGeek runs on what your school already has, so you can start teaching with it tomorrow.

A teacher explaining a triangle on a projected screen
01 — Devices

Same lesson. Any screen.

01Touch to teach

Digital panels

On an interactive panel the lesson is right under the teacher's hand. Tap to play an animation, drag to match, and call students up to answer at the board.

A student pointing at a lesson on a classroom panel while classmates raise hands
02The whole wall

Projectors

Built first for Android projectors in ordinary classrooms. The picture is big enough for the back row, and the whole lesson runs from a TV remote.

A plant cell diagram projected on a classroom wall
03Plug into any screen

Laptops & PCs

Run it on a Windows laptop or desktop and connect it to the TV or projector you already have. It also runs in a computer lab.

A student using a desktop computer in a school computer lab
02 — Built for real classrooms

Made for the rooms schools actually have.

01

Works offline

Lessons download to the device after login. Patchy internet will not stop a class.

02

Touch, mouse or remote

Tap on a panel, click on a laptop, or use a TV remote's arrow keys on a projector.

03

Light on old hardware

Tuned for Android projectors with about 1 GB of RAM, so older equipment still works.

03 — Requirements

What you need.

Installation guide
DeviceRuns onControls
Digital panelAndroid or Windows interactive panels and smart boardsTouch
Projector / TVAndroid projectors and Android TVs. About 1 GB RAM and 8 GB storage is enoughTV remote (D-pad)
Laptop / PCWindows laptops and desktops, connected to any screen or projectorMouse and keyboard
BrowserAny modern web browser, nothing to installMouse, keyboard or touch
04 — Watch

Made for the projector.

Offline, remote-friendly and light on old Android projectors.

Made for the projector

Next step

Want to see PRAYOGeek in action?

Watch the short videos, or talk to us about your classroom.