Category: Built For Africa
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#BuiltForAfrica: EventPulse Wants to Fix the Back-Office Nobody Sees at African Events
Every event has two audiences. There’s the one buying tickets, filing into the venue, tagging the venue on Instagram. And there’s the one nobody claps for: the organizer standing backstage trying to reconcile a spreadsheet of ticket sales against a WhatsApp group chat, three different bank alerts, and a printed guest list that’s already out…
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BuiltForAfrica: HAVORA, Less Swiping, More Intention
A new relationship-tech platform wants to replace the swipe deck with verification, compatibility research and curated introductions. Nigeria’s dating app landscape is not short of options. From swipe-first platforms chasing volume to location-based apps built around proximity, the model has largely converged on the same loop: discover, swipe, match, chat, repeat. HAVORA,…
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BuiltForAfrica: AgroSuiteHQ
AgroSuiteHQ Is Betting That Agribusiness’s Biggest Problem Isn’t the Farm It’s the Back Office To the layman the problem with Nigeria’s agribusiness value chain is are principally poor power supply to preserve perishable goods, poor road networks and insecurity. But if you sit with operators across Nigeria, a second layer emerges that has nothing…
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Coming Soon: The Techiesnode Storytelling Masterclass
Every founder we’ve covered at Techiesnode has a good product story buried somewhere in their pitch deck. Few of them know how to tell it. That gap between building something real and being able to communicate why it matters is one of the most underestimated barriers facing founders across Nigeria’s innovation ecosystem. It shows up…
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#BuiltforAfrica: Gridsense
A Power Solution That Wants You to See a Blackout Coming Before It Happens There is an existential dread that Nigerians, and indeed many Africans that we care to admit live with. It is the dread of our unreliable grid. We can live with the fact that power will go out, the fear is …
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BuiltforAfrica: Finlay House of Inclusion
#BuiltforAfrica: Finlay House of Inclusion Wants to Fix Workplace Culture Before Startups Build It Wrong Most Nigerian founders think about inclusion, if they think about it at all, only after something has gone wrong, a discrimination complaint, a messy exit, a culture that quietly drove out half the women on the team. Finlay…
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#BuiltforAfrica: Morrjobs, The Job Ecosystem Doing More Than Connecting CVs to Inboxes
For many Nigerian job seekers, the job search process has always felt like firing applications into a void, uploading a CV, waiting weeks, hearing nothing, and starting over. MorrJobs, was built precisely to interrupt that cycle. Founded under the Morrebs umbrella MorrJobs describes itself as a “full-circle employment ecosystem.” That framing is deliberate. The platform…
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#BuiltforAfrica: Smallbyte, Ibadan Provision Store to Digital Stack
SmallByte is not a VC-backed startup. It does not have a growth team or a pitch deck. But what it has quietly assembled in Lagelu, Ibadan, is more instructive than most funded ventures care to admit. Walk into most Nigerian markets and the corner provisions store is a fixture, stacked floor to ceiling with…
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#BuiltforAfrica: SailsPro, The B2B Sales Tool African Teams Have Been Waiting For
SailsPro is automating the grind of prospecting and it’s doing it for teams that think in Naira, not dollars. Ask any B2B sales rep in Lagos, Nairobi, or Accra what their Monday morning looks like, and you’ll likely hear the same answer: LinkedIn tabs, spreadsheets, and a growing backlog of leads that haven’t been…
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#BuiltforAfrica: AlphaSum, the Brain Game for African Tech Enthusiasts
#BuiltforAfrica | Games & EdTech What if a game could measure how quickly your brain spots patterns hidden in plain sight? That’s the quiet premise behind AlphaSum a sleek, browser-based pattern intelligence quiz that is turning idle screen time into a genuine mental workout. Built on Lovable’s rapid development platform , AlphaSum…
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