01The merchant speaks and shows
In one sentence
The market, in your pocket.
A merchant describes what they sell. DJASSApp turns their words and photos into a shop. Buyers find it, compare, and order in one place.
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Seller journey
From the merchant's voice to an online shop.
The merchant describes their products out loud, then sends photos. DJASSApp analyzes, structures, and publishes the shop.
02DJASSApp analyzes and structures
03The shop goes online
Beyond an application
The digital economy, finally accessible to everyone.
Selling online should not be limited to people who can read and write. Our ambition is to remove that barrier with AI and make e-commerce accessible to everyone, regardless of their education, network, or digital skills.
Our approach starts with real, familiar habits: voice to describe, photos to show, and mobile money to pay. All brought together in a marketplace designed for West Africa.
Investors & partners
We are looking for people who think big.
DJASSApp is in its pre-launch phase. We are preparing a first version for entrepreneurs, a vocal onboarding journey with the DJASSAman, and a field pilot in Abidjan. We are looking for those who want to build this infrastructure with us.
- →Pre-seed investors & impact-aligned business angels
- →West African and international incubators & accelerators
- →Product, tech (voice / AI) and growth talents
- →Field relays in Abidjan & marketplace experts
- →Organizations committed to digital and economic inclusion
Let's talk
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