MyKanti

Kanti means shop. That is the whole idea.

Nigeria runs on millions of small shops. They employ our neighbours, extend credit when salaries are late, and keep whole streets fed. Almost none of them have the tools to know whether they are actually growing.

We are not building a till. We are building the shop owner’s own understanding of their business.

What we believe, and what it costs us

Records belong to the owner

We will not sell shop data, and we will not hand it to third parties without the owner’s specific consent. That closes some revenue doors. We are fine with that.

Two minutes, or it fails

If a feature adds a minute to the evening routine, it has to earn that minute. We have removed more features than we have shipped.

Plain language, always

No “revenue”, no “gross margin”, no dashboards nobody asked for. Money in, money out, what you kept, who owes you.

Meet shops where they are

Bad network, small phones, shared devices, low trust in technology. These are the design constraints, not excuses.

Where we are

A small team split between Lagos, Kano and Enugu, working alongside the shop owners who bring their neighbours in. We spend most of our week in shops, not in an office.

Lagos

Product & engineering

Kano

Field operations & shop support

Enugu

Shop training & onboarding

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