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Looking for a Technical Co-Founder (10% Equity)

I’m looking for a technical co-founder to join me in building a SaaS startup.

I’ve handled the product vision and frontend, but I need someone strong in backend development to help bring the product to life.

I’m offering Up to 10%, based on long-term commitment and contribution, with a vesting agreement.

in the final product. I’ll take care of the financial side of things—including marketing, hosting, business expenses, and other resources. All I need from you is your technical knowledge, commitment, and time.

I’m looking for someone experienced with backend development, databases, authentication, APIs, and scalable architecture.

Before discussing the project in detail, I’d like us to sign a simple mutual NDA to protect both sides.

If you’re interested, send me a DM telling me a little about yourself, your experience, and any projects you’ve worked on. Let’s see if we’re a good

Note: This is an equity-only role. No salary or payment is provided at the early stage.

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u/Stunning-Two-2621 — 11 hours ago
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Investors needed

Over the course of 2 years I have built a web application to reward users for reading articles. The web app has advertisers section where bloggers can create campaign with their links and get traffic to their website in a strategy called arbitrage blogging. The web application targets Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, South africa. Users have to read through 5 pages to generate a code to confirm task is completed.

I have tested the system with few users and the returns are impressive. If a blogger spend 10,000$ to run campaign on the platform he gets 5-7% returns which is higher than what they currently get on facebook ads and tiktok ads.

Background

I HAVE 10+ years in google adsense arbitrage, back in the days we use to create facebook groups and share articles there and generate traffic which brings in thousands of dollars monthly until facebook killed group reach rendering our method useless.

I seek investors to raise capital to run ads on social media to acquire the initial users. Please DM if you are interested so we can talk in details

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u/UnderstandingSlight8 — 12 hours ago

Ghanaweb has enjoyed a monopoly for far too long

I mean 5 million visits a month sounds crazy 🤪, Then again they've built their brand from the 90s till date.

My breaking news alternative already has 10k monthly readers. I pray nkomode goes far 🙏

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u/Practical_Sun_7974 — 18 hours ago

MTN, Telecel, or AT. Which one has actually improved the most in the last year?

If you compare them to where they were a year ago, which one do you think has improved the most? I'm not asking which is the best overall. I'm talking about the one that's made the biggest progress. Could be speed, coverage, reliability, customer service, or anything else you've noticed.

Has your opinion of any of them changed?

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u/Overclock_Ghana — 1 day ago

You've been given GHS 15,000 to start a tech business in Ghana.

The rule is simple, You don't get extra funding. You can't take loans. You have to become profitable. What are you building, and how would you spend the money?

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u/Overclock_Ghana — 2 days ago

Need AI Video generator

I just started a YouTube channel and I have put down a couple of amazing scripts. I just need a good AI video generator to run them them. I tried some free AI video generators but they were pretty bad, the ones that look okay too hit me with a fat paywall. I just need someone with access to a good AI to help me out start my content creation.

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u/Owulamens — 2 days ago

I think we’ve been thinking about personal finance the wrong way.

If you think about it, where do our best financial decisions actually come from? I believe they usually come from other people.
A friend who mentioned an investment you hadn’t heard of.
Someone on social media who explained a financial concept in a way that finally made sense.
A colleague who told you about an opportunity.
A family member who encouraged you to save instead of spend.
A community that shared information at exactly the right time.

Wealth isn’t just about money.
I believe it’s about being connected to the right people and the right information at the right time.

But the problem is that our financial tools haven’t evolved around that idea.
Most banking apps are great at one thing: transactions.
But they don’t help you learn.
They don’t help you discover opportunities.
They don’t help you stay accountable.
They don’t make finance enjoyable.
And they definitely don’t make you feel like you’re building toward something with other people.

So I started building Adawise.
It began as a way for people to save toward shared goals together. But over time, it became something much bigger in my mind.

Adawise has become a place where finance feels alive.
Where your community shares ideas, opportunities and lessons.

Where AI helps you understand money, build better habits and make better decisions and not just answer questions.

Where saving/investing is driven by progress, accountability and a little bit of fun through gamification.

Where your financial journey isn’t something you do alone.
We’re still early. There are features we’re building and ideas we’re testing. That’s exactly why I’m sharing this here.

If this way of thinking about finance resonates with you, I’d love for you to take a look.

I want feedback from people who enjoy exploring new ideas and aren’t afraid to challenge them.
Try it.

Download Adawise on iOS or Android
Create a WiseCircle.
Invite someone you trust.
Play around with it.
Then come back and tell me what you think.
I’d genuinely love to hear where you think we’re right—and where we’re wrong.

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u/imoromalik — 1 day ago

Has anyone in ghana tried lemon squeezy?

I'm trying to setup a payment gateway for my app , using lemon squeezy , sent a request for a store and it's been pending of over a 2 weeks ? is it not supported in ghana ?

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u/Beneficial-South4581 — 2 days ago
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Diving into AI(Artificial Intelligence)

I am a final year student of the University of Ghana offering Bsc. Information Technology and I not so long ago discovered my interest in diving into studying AI. Problem is, I don’t even know how to get started and information online is scattered. What institutes do you know in Ghana that teach AI exclusively or courses where I can learn from the basics to the advanced level.

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u/Intelligent_Area_142 — 2 days ago

Another update

This is just continuing my rant from the other day. My organization just received an email from another nonprofit based here in America that wanted to also offer classes to our students in Ghana and teach them coding ..again all free. Our two non profits could have coordinated together and brought even more free IT skills to the country. I was going to be teaching digital literacy, cloud, cyber, AI, and they would have done programming classes.Sadly I have to let them know what’s going on. These opportunities from Americans trying to help Africa will forever be missed .

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u/MediumPiglet8900 — 2 days ago

Corrupt Country

I came out there to launch my tech ngo to teach IT and pay for students certifications. Got scammed. I brought computers and all and was looking forward to the project. I reported this to multiple CID agents. No help. Nobody wants to help track the guy down. I left after two weeks. Africa is sad as hell . It’s not just Ghana . People come to the country to try and help the people there and because no one wants to help stop this , this will forever be the turnout . I’m back in America and will be helping black people in different continents…learning that people have to first help themselves before someone else trying to..

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u/MediumPiglet8900 — 4 days ago

I think service based businesses need more automation

Why don't more service businesses in ghana employ automation ?

I don't have much to say on this issue,just that why is it that when you need a service from someone, maybe like event decor or to print out and photocopy something.

It takes so long for the business owner to get back to you?

Last week I needed a 3d printing job done for a project and I messaged a vendor to help me and it took this guy 4 days to just respond and by that time I was no longer interested because I saw a company online who offered me instant quotes that made it super fast for me and I got my order in 3 days.

They have this automated quotation system that let's you upload your files as a customer and enter your preferred settings, once you are satisfied; just pay ....crazy stuff tbh

Business owners please let's try to move with speed and efficiency in all we do.

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u/Upset_Act5593 — 3 days ago

Would Ghanaian freelancers use this?

Hi everyone,
I’m building a tool for freelancers and remote workers who get paid by clients in the US, UK or Europe.
You create a professional invoice, send it to your client, the client pays by normal bank transfer, and you receive USDC/USDT, usually within 24 hours after the payment is received.
The client does not need to use crypto or create an account in another app.
I’m thinking of charging around 1% total per received payment, with no monthly fee or setup fee.
Would this solve a real problem for freelancers in Ghana, or are other payment options already good enough?
How do you receive international payments today, and what annoys you most about it?

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u/Sensitive-Sail8125 — 4 days ago
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Built an AI website + app builder – looking for honest feedback from Ghanaian users

I built an AI tool that turns plain English descriptions into a fully responsive website in about 3 minutes.

Example: you type "I want a restaurant site with a menu, contact form, and gallery" – it generates the site live.

We also have an app builder (no-code) available on both App Store and Play Store.

I’m specifically looking for honest reviews from people in Ghana – on usability, load speed, mobile-friendliness, and whether it actually solves a real problem for small businesses/creatives there.

If you’re in Ghana and try it out, I’d love brutal truth:

· Is the 3-min claim real?
· Does the generated site look local/relevant?
· Would you actually use this for a real project?

10 credits added free after signup – no payment info required. That’s enough to generate your first full website.

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u/Desperate_Mood_2946 — 3 days ago
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Need help reaching someone

Fellas, a friend of mine went dark for about 3 weeks now, next week marks exactly 1 month.

Phone: ❌

WhatsApp: ❌

Snapchat: ❌

Telegram: ❌

Instagram: ❌

Is anyone here at UHAS that could help out

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u/Creative_Ambition_ — 5 days ago
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If you're about to graduate and looking for useful national service placement

Check out this opportunity shared by a friend! If you're nearing the end of your schooling and feeling anxious about where to complete your national service, consider applying to this program. It offers mentorship, an internship with an international company during your service, and comprehensive support. Since it's a non-profit, there are no expenses for you! Please spread the word within your network!

Apply https://sankofatech.org/ait-ghana

u/Major_Version6931 — 5 days ago

Replacement for jiji

Hi guys I don't know if many of you have noticed but JIJI ain't it anymore.

The market monopoly they have enjoyed for so long has made them not just only lackadaisical towards customer care but they have become too arrogant especially if you reach out to them via mail to a for customer help .

The issues on the platform are a lot from the scams ,to their ridiculous ad packages that do absolutely nothing!

The one that makes it so ridiculous is their handling of registration documents and their inflexibility when it comes to that part; the frustration you go through on that end is ridiculous also.

I'm not asking for much and I don't know anything about apps or classified ads platforms but I think it's high time a suitable rival for jiji emerges.

Fb marketplace is trying but its not built as a direct competition for jiji because its a global platform.

If you are currently working on something like that , share the links here and let everyone review it give suggestions and most importantly push it.

Addressing the payment scams,registration bureaucracy and poor customer support will already put you ahead.

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u/Stunning-Two-2621 — 6 days ago