r/KenyaStartups

Malindi has been flourishing of late and LAND is still affordable going at Ksh. 2M per acre in Misufini (10 minutes drive from Malindi Town), you can buy now and wait (or subdivide for investment). Also AIRBNB business is booming with new RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS being built for that purpose. Getting a 2 Bedroom apartment, fully furnished with AC and Swimming pool and Gym being just 5 minutes walking distance to Lawford's Beach, for only Ksh. 9.5M

Which one would be an ideal investment considering taking a mortgage payment plan if it's for the newly built apartment.?

#Saidia_Ladies

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We’re growing our team and looking for talented, driven people to join us across several positions, including Talent Management, Government Relations, and other key roles.

💰 Salary range: KES 40,000 – 100,000, depending on the role, experience and skill set.

We’re a startup, so this isn’t your typical 9–5 environment. Things move fast, priorities can change, and you’ll need to be adaptable, proactive and comfortable working under pressure.

If you:

✨ Are skilled in your field

🔥 Work well under pressure

📈 Are ready to grow with a young, ambitious company

💰 And, of course, are ready to get the bag…

We’d love to hear from you!

📩 DM me for more information, or reach out using the office number on the poster for clearer details about the available positions and application process.

Come ready to work, learn, grow — and make your money. 😌

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There are days when you don’t need another productivity system, motivational quote, or chatbot telling you how to fix your life.

Sometimes you just need one real person to notice that you showed up.

That’s why we built Duuo, a free accountability app centered around people you already trust. You choose a goal, invite a friend through a private code, and keep each other going through small check-ins, encouragement, and the occasional gentle nudge.

You can track progress and streaks, celebrate milestones, and share evidence when you want to. But the heart of the app isn’t gamification it’s the quiet feeling that someone is in your corner.

There’s:

• No subscription
• No paywall
• No AI coach pretending to understand you
• Just you, your goal, and someone who genuinely cares whether you make it

We built Duuo because consistency is difficult, and struggling alone makes it harder. We don’t think people need more pressure. We think they need more support.

The app is completely free. If you try it, I’d honestly love to hear what feels helpful, what feels unnecessary, and what you wish worked differently. We’re still listening and improving it.

Join early access: https://testflight.apple.com/join/558vdF52

And if downloading isn’t your thing, I’d still love to know: what has actually helped you stay consistent when motivation disappeared?

Hi all, I've been building tuzama.homes over the past few months, a site for finding houses to rent (and some for sale) across Kenya. No commission, no agent fees, you contact the landlord directly through WhatsApp, call or email, whatever they prefer.

It's still early. We have around 30 real listings up right now, mostly around Nairobi, and I'm actively adding more. I'm not here to sell anyone anything, genuinely just want feedback from people who actually search for houses here. Is the filtering useful, is anything confusing, is there something a site like this should have that others don't.

If you're house hunting or just curious, feel free to take a look and tell me what you think, good or bad. Link's tuzama.homes.

so the whole idea behind this is answering the question while it's still hanging in the air, not an hour later in a summary email.

it's called wazomind.com it listens on your side of a call and transcribes live, and the main thing is this: when someone asks you something mid-call, you hit a key and it pulls the answer from your own knowledge during the call. client asks "what's this per year" or "do you work with X", it surfaces your actual number or your actual answer from documents you've fed it, right there, in a second or two. no fumbling, no "let me get back to you on that."

it can also answer general questions from what's being said on the call, so when you get put on the spot you're not the one going "uh, let me check."

a few things people use it for:

• sales calls live objection handling and the exact answer to "what's your pricing" or "do you integrate with X" pulled from your own docs, then a follow-up email written for you after the call
• client and consulting calls sounding on top of every detail while you talk, then a clean summary of what you actually committed to
• getting put on the spot in any meeting it answers general knowledge questions from the conversation so you're never the one stalling
• interview prep practice your answers beforehand and see where you're weak (this is prep before the real thing, not live help in an actual interview, on purpose)

it's mostly built for people who sell. AEs, founders doing their own selling, consultants. the live answer is worth the most when a deal's on the line and you've got three seconds to not blow it.

background: i spent about 7 years in client-facing marketing and digital roles here, and blanking on a question i should've known cold was the thing that always got me. three seconds of silence and the whole call shifts. so i built the thing i wished i'd had.

what i want to share with this group specifically is that the whole thing was built from nairobi. the app, the audio pipeline, the billing, the site, all of it. it's selling to people in the US and UK right now, which meant figuring out payments from here since stripe doesn't work for us. that was a whole saga, happy to get into it if it's useful to anyone.

honest about where it is: early. few hundred installs, a handful of paying, no reviews yet. not dressing it up.

it's mine, saying that upfront. mostly posting because i'd love to hear from others building for markets outside kenya, and if you take a lot of calls i'd genuinely value you trying it and telling me what breaks. wazomind.com