Based in Kampala · working across Uganda
We set up the technology, keep it running, and teach people to use it.
Lingobyte helps schools, hospitals, businesses and NGOs put reliable computer labs and systems in place, look after them, and build the digital skills their people need.
One partner, from the first cable to the first lesson.
the people side of tech
Two ways we work
Built for institutions. Open to everyone.
We build and maintain technology for organisations, and we run hands-on classes for individuals who want to get better with computers and languages.
Organisational solutions
Computer labs, networks, software and ongoing maintenance for schools, hospitals, hotels and companies. We build it, then we look after it.
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Individual learning
Tech bootcamps for young people, computer basics for seniors, Excel for job seekers, and English and communication coaching.
Explore training coursesPython, English,
or simply email.
How a lab project runs
From an empty room to a working lab, with the same team at every step.
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1
Site survey
We visit, measure the room and check power and network.
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2
Procurement
We spec and buy the hardware to fit your budget and use.
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3
Installation
Power and network cabling, furniture layout, machines set up.
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4
48-hour burn-in
Every machine is stress-tested before we hand over.
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5
Train & maintain
We train your staff and keep the lab healthy under AMP.
Why people choose us
The Lingobyte difference
One accountable partner
No juggling five vendors. We buy the hardware, build the lab, maintain the systems and train your people, so there is one number to call.
Response times in writing
Our Active Maintenance Program commits to a 4-hour response for critical failures and 12 hours for standard issues, under a signed SLA.
Two kinds of literacy
People need to talk to machines and to each other. Our courses teach computer skills and clear English side by side.
Planning a computer lab, or tired of machines that keep breaking?
Tell us about your school or office. We'll come and take a look.