Mumuki is a brand with a mission to promote programming education using open-source software and content. They offer a complete and accessible solution for teaching programming on a large scale. Mumuki's solutions cater to different sectors, including governments, academies, schools, and more.

In partnership with the Ministry of Productive Development, Mumuki is part of the national and federal program called Argentina Programa. This program aims to enhance the employability of the software sector and has already enabled over 50,000 individuals to start learning programming through Mumuki. The government of San Luis initiated Programadores 4.

0, a program providing free programming and computational thinking education for primary and secondary school students, as well as adults over 18. Mumuki is the chosen platform for this program. Additionally, Mumuki is part of the Informatorio program in Chaco, which offers programming training to the local community as a means to enter the knowledge economy.

In collaboration with Plan Ceibal, Mumuki supports the Jóvenes a Programar (JaP) program in Uruguay, which aims to train and employ young people in the field of information technology. Mumuki's influence extends beyond educational programs, as it is also utilized by institutions like Digital House, a coding school with campuses in Buenos Aires and San Pablo. Mumuki's versatile and accessible platform makes programming education possible for people from all backgrounds