Vision
To create an inclusive world where every chil can access support designed around how they learn, communicate, regulate and grow.
About Qiotter
Why Qiotter exists, and the future it is building.
Qiotter is a child-development and neurodiversity support company serving children, caregivers, schools and organisations. Our flagship product, the Qiotter app,was born from Beyond Brain Barriers Foundation after seeing families navigate fragmented services, limited specialist access, long waiting periods, high costs, and a shortage of locally relevant developmental technology.
Mission
To transform everyday screen access into safe, personalised, and specialist-guided developmental opportunity for children and caregivers.
We believe every child is a whole person; with strengths, needs, rhythms, and possibilities, and should never be reduced to a diagnosis, a behaviour, or an academic struggle.
Our Team
The people building Qiotter with care and conviction.
A multidisciplinary team grounded in African realities, combining developmental insight, delivery leadership, and inclusive technology expertise.
Ms. Tabby Ngeru
Founder & Executive Director
Tabby leads Qiotter’s care direction, translating her neurodiversity specialist knowledge into developmental support, practical daily guidance for caregivers, schools, and therapy partners.
Mr. Victor Njuguna
Director of Partnerships & Programmes
Victor steers institutional partnerships and programme execution, helping families and organizations access reliable developmental pathways through pilots, training, and sponsored access.
Eng. Harold Eleazar
Technology Lead
Harold architects the platform experience, turning inclusive design and secure engineering into a dependable digital NeuroNest that supports continuity of care between appointments.
Milestones & Roadmap
Responsible progress, built for long-term trust.
Qiotter is evolving in clear phases so families, specialists, institutions, and partners can see what is active today, what is being piloted, and what is planned next.
Milestone timeline
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2024
Concept beginnings under Beyond Brain Barriers.
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2025
Strengthening through the AT4D Accelerator.
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2026
Recognitions in the Global Disability Innovation Hub ecosystem.
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July 2026
Qiotter’s public launch on 24/7/2026 taking Phase 1 into controlled market release.
Current
- Personalised child profiles
- Guided developmental plans
- Daily activities
- Caregiver progress visibility
- Structured intake
- Caregiver guidance
- In-person therapy pathways
- Developmental support sessions
- Training / sensitisation services
Pilot / In Development
- Institutional pilots
- Sponsored access
- Impact programmes
- Developmental screening pathways
- Building and testing specialist referral pathways
- Phased build foundations
- Responsible AI exploration
Future
- Connected-care coordination
- School and learning system integration
- Longer-term developmental and independence pathways
- Broader inclusive expansion
Founder’s reflection
A message from our founder
“What concerns me most is what happens between appointments and school support; when caregivers are carrying so much, and children are left with passive or unsafe screen time instead of meaningful developmental guidance.”
Qiotter was built from that concern and from listening to families across our region. We saw how inconsistent access, long waits, and daily pressure leave caregivers navigating important moments on their own.
Our conviction is simple: digital exposure can become developmental opportunity when it is specialist-guided, safe, and locally relevant. We are not simply building an app or a service. We are building a safer developmental environment; one child, one caregiver, and one step at a time.
