Today, Appmint officially launched its no-code, AI-powered platform designed to empower African startups.
Jacob Ajiboye, speaking at the Appmint Media Launch, laid out the vision for the platform, which aims to bridge the technological gap for African entrepreneurs by offering affordable, accessible tools tailored to local needs.
Appmint’s ecosystem provides startups with everything they need to build websites, automate processes, and manage customer relationships, all at a fraction of the cost and complexity of existing solutions.
Ajiboye emphasized that Appmint is not just a tool—it’s a partner in innovation, committed to helping African businesses grow and scale efficiently.
“Our platform addresses the specific challenges faced by African startups,” Ajiboye noted, highlighting the high costs and fragmented systems that typically hold entrepreneurs back.
Appmint’s agile, collaborative approach is designed to accelerate growth for businesses of all sizes.
Appmint’s vision also extends to youth empowerment, aligning with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by offering free training programs to equip young Africans with the skills needed to thrive in a digital world.
This launch is expected to drive economic growth across the continent and position African startups as key players in global tech innovation.
