Ventures
Boring industries, angry customers. Every one of these began as a drawing on the wall of the Nairobi workspace, and every one has a founder who owns it outright.
AI-powered collaboration for in-house counsel, so legal stops being the bottleneck.
Notarisation without the queue, the stamp, or the trip across town.
Company formation anywhere in the world, without a lawyer in every jurisdiction.
An AI-native EMR that keeps caregivers and the people they care for in one shared record.
A doctor reachable at the hours the appointment never gets booked.
Wellness and care for the underserved — low cost, without dropping the quality.
One tool for the work your team currently spreads across six of them.
A global address service for businesses, so where you are is never the blocker.
Infrastructure, minus the part where you have to build the infrastructure first.
Food commerce for minimum-wage earners, where the daily meal has to work at that price.
Offline media buying — billboards, radio, print — bought like it is 2026.
An African experiences marketplace, booked direct from the people who host them.
Recurring billing built on mobile money, so subscriptions finally work here.
Mobile money built to take on M-Pesa on its own home turf.
Stablecoin on-ramp and off-ramp rails for enterprise. Infrastructure only — no app, no wallet.
Last-mile delivery built for streets that don’t have names on the map.
Rolling intake. If the problem has been bothering you for a while, that is usually a good sign.