From the cash drawer to connected commerce.
Most small businesses in Rwanda still run on cash, phone calls and memory. We build the products that give them a storefront, a way to get paid the way their customers already pay, and a clear record of every sale.
The problem was never the website.
A restaurant, a salon, a car rental, a boutique: most run on cash and phone calls. Customers without cash walk away, and the owner has no trail of what sold, who owes what, or what stock is left. Platforms built for card-first markets don't fix that here. The real question is simpler: can this business be paid, and paid in a way it can track, the way people here actually pay?
Cash
Paid in notes, remembered in a notebook, lost when the notebook is.
Mobile money
MTN MoMo and Airtel Money: the payment rail people already carry.
Digital commerce
A storefront, orders and bookings customers reach from their phone.
Trackable business
Every sale, bill and stock movement on record, ready to plan with.
Two products. One business, front to back.
BizFlow brings customers in and gets the business paid. BizPOS runs everything that happens after the order.
BizFlow
LiveGive any small business a storefront its customers can actually pay through.
A restaurant takes orders, a salon takes bookings, a rental business lists its fleet, each from its own storefront, with MTN MoMo and Airtel Money as first-class payment from the very first order and cash on pickup still there for those who want it.
BizPOS
In developmentGive restaurants and bars the operating system a cash business never had.
Staff roles, inventory and procurement, bill workflows and mobile-money payment at the table, so the owner can see what sold, what's left and who handled it, on the same rail BizFlow already uses.
One question behind every decision.
Does this make it easier for a cash-based business to go digital? If not, it doesn't ship.
Mobile money first, not card-first
Most adults here carry MoMo or Airtel Money, not a bank card. Every business accepts both from day one, with cash on pickup still available.
Customers can buy as a guest
No email, card or signup form required. Guest orders, bookings and rentals work first; an account is only for tracking history.
Setup asks for one thing at a time
Owners aren't developers. Onboarding is small, single-topic steps, so going live never feels like filling in a tax form.
Built for what's actually here
Dining and bars, salons and spas, vehicle and equipment rental, fashion and retail, modeled on Rwanda's real small-business mix.
Installable, and it keeps working offline
Our products are Progressive Web Apps: they install like native apps and ride through patchy connections instead of failing on the first dropped request.
The portfolio closes the loop
Getting paid is half the story. BizPOS adds bill history, stock tracking and staff accountability on the same rail BizFlow uses.
One rail. Every sale on record.
BizFlow puts a cash-based business online and lets its customers pay digitally, card or no card. BizPOS then gives that same business real bookkeeping where there used to be a notebook, or nothing. Together they turn everyday commerce into something a business can see, measure and build on, running on the payment rail people already use.
- Mobile money as the default payment method, never an afterthought
- Customers pay a business digitally without a bank account or card
- Real sales, bill and inventory records for businesses that kept none
Running a business in Rwanda? Let's get it connected.
Partners, merchants and builders: we'd like to hear from you.