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Technology that closes gaps, not widens them.

Five products for the people Kenya's economy runs on: business owners and their customers, teachers and learners, people looking for work, and the farms that feed them.

Biashara and Pata are live on the web, and coming soon to Google Play. FarmTrack, Taalo and AOIS are in development, and we say so on every page.

Taalo to AOIS: verified skills on a work profile. Planned.AOIS to FarmTrack: farms find workers, and a worker's record of farm work counts. Planned.FarmTrack to Biashara: a farm sells what it grows and keeps its books. Planned.Biashara and Pata: a business is found, takes orders and gets reviews. Works today.Pata back to learning: new income, new ambition. The vision. TaaloLearn · In developmentAOISWork · In developmentFarmTrackGrow · In developmentBiasharaBuild · LivePataDiscover · Live AbundanceMore from every hour, every acre and every animal

Learn a skill, find work with it, grow more from the land, build a business, get found by customers. Point at a stop to see where it is today.

Why we exist

Access isn't the bottleneck any more. Output per person is.

Phones and mobile money already reach almost everyone in Kenya. What's still scarce is how much sellable, provable, hireable value one person can produce in an hour, on a basic phone, with no capital. Each Enzz product removes one cost that falls on a person at one stage of their working life.

The test we apply before building anything. Is this a friction reducer, the same task done a little faster? Or an output multiplier, where the system does the work so the same person produces more in the same time? Both can ship. When we have to choose, the multiplier wins.

48.7Msmartphones in active use in Kenya, plus 29.6M feature phonesCommunications Authority, Dec 2025
18.1Mpeople in informal employment, 83.8% of the workforceKNBS, 2026
7.4Mmicro, small and medium businesses, 94% of them unlicensed micro firmsWorld Bank
~87%of the 822,000–882,000 new jobs in 2025 came from the informal sectorEconomic Survey 2026

Five products, each closing one gap.

What each one does today, and where it stands. Live means people use it now. In development means it works in testing but isn't open yet.

The Biashara Android app home screen
Build Live

Enzz Business / Biashara

The all-in-one app to run your business, on a phone or a computer, with an assistant that does the work when asked in plain words.

  • Scan stock in; every sale counts it down and warns before you run out
  • Each employee answers for their own sales, so the owner can step out
  • Waiter tabs, and a Voice Counter where customers order by voice and pick their table
  • Credit, expenses, profit and a turnover tax estimate a tap away
  • Chat with your Biashara in the app, on WhatsApp or on Telegram. Rafiki, your AI business assistant, answers in English or Kiswahili: what did I sell today, add 20 sugar
Coming soon to Google PlayHow it works
A shop's products in the Pata Android app
Discover Live

Enzz Pata

See what the businesses around you have and what it costs, order for pickup or delivery, or order by voice at their counter.

  • Shops near you by area or by distance, with offers highlighted
  • Each shop's page works like a small website: hours, photos, videos, reviews, map
  • See the delivery fee to your location before you order
  • Free for shoppers. You pay the shop directly
Taalo teacher view of a class
A learner's competency progress in Taalo
Learn In development

Enzz Taalo

A record of what each learner can actually do under the CBC, built from dated evidence, that teachers can keep up in class and parents can understand.

  • The whole CBC, PP1 to Grade 12, built in
  • Evidence is a photo, a recording or a tap; tests are generated and marked in the app
  • Levels are worked out by fixed rules from the evidence, never by AI
  • Parents see what their child can do and what to try at home
Work In development

AOIS

Tells people about work, gigs and training near them, on any phone, and tells employers who fits. The person looking for work never pays.

  • Dial, don't download: works by USSD and SMS on any phone
  • About 20,000 TVET courses matched to what you want to learn, by county
  • No National ID, no face or fingerprint check, by design
  • Workers can form a team and take bigger jobs together
FarmTrack home screen for a farm owner
FarmTrack home screen for a worker
Grow In development

Enzz FarmTrack

Helps a farm produce more from every acre, animal and working hour: records it can trust today, then a plan for the season and advice when it's needed.

  • In development, being proven on dairy and sheep farms: every animal, milk, feed, health and sales, recorded offline by the people who do the work
  • Output that leaks away shows up: a missing animal, milk that doesn't match the buyer's figure
  • New for crops: a calendar from planting to harvest that follows the farm's adviser, with every task checked in on the day
  • New: a budget per acre, spent against planned, and the margin of each crop and herd. Next: input sellers nearby and buyers for the harvest

How they connect, honestly.

The loop is the plan. Some of its roads are open today and some are still being built. Each product also works on its own: you never need one to use another, and an account in one doesn't create an account in another.

What we refuse to do, in every product.

These are decisions, not gaps we haven't got round to.

  • No selling your informationNot to advertisers, not to anyone.
  • No advertising trackersNo ad or third-party analytics SDKs in our apps, and none on this website.
  • No National ID, no biometricsWe never ask for an ID number or scan your face or fingerprint to identify you.
  • No charging people to be foundJobseekers never pay on AOIS. Shoppers never pay to use Pata.
  • No paid ranking on PataA shop can't buy its way above another.
  • No AI deciding what mattersAI drafts and suggests. People decide who is hired, what a child's level is, and what is sent or paid.

Read why, and where we do use AI

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