Appmint Unveils Tech Platform to Empower African Startups

In a groundbreaking move set to transform Africa’s tech landscape, Appmint was officially launched today, with Jacob Ajiboye delivering a keynote address that laid out a bold and ambitious vision for the platform. Speaking at the Appmint Media Launch, Ajiboye shared a compelling roadmap aimed at bridging the technological gap for African startups, positioning the continent as a rising leader in global innovation.

With a mission to provide accessible and affordable tech infrastructure for Nigerian and African entrepreneurs, Appmint introduces a no-code, AI-powered platform tailored specifically for the region’s needs. Ajiboye highlighted the challenges faced by African startups, from high costs to complex systems designed for developed nations, and how Appmint will address these barriers.

“At its core, Appmint is about creating accessible, affordable tech infrastructure for Nigeria and Africa as a whole,” said Ajiboye. “Our platform empowers startups, SMEs, and entrepreneurs to build websites, automate operations, manage customer relationships, and gain data-driven insights—transforming their businesses without the burden of high costs or complexity.”

A Partner in Innovation and Growth.

Ajiboye emphasized that Appmint isn’t just a platform, but a partner in the success of African businesses. Designed to accelerate growth and empower entrepreneurs, Appmint offers an agile, collaborative approach that meets the unique challenges of the region. The platform is set to foster innovation at all levels, from small startups to larger enterprises.

“Our African entrepreneurs are some of the most resilient and creative in the world,” he continued. “But what holds them back is not the lack of talent or ideas—it’s access to affordable, efficient tools that can bring those ideas to life and scale them.”

Aligning with Global Development Goals

Ajiboye’s keynote speech also underlined Appmint’s commitment to sustainable development. The platform aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 4 and SDG 8. Through free training programs and coding workshops, Appmint aims to equip young Africans with vital digital skills, preparing them to compete on the global stage. Furthermore, by fostering tech innovation and entrepreneurship, Appmint is contributing to economic empowerment across the continent.

A Future of Tech-Driven Growth for Africa

Appmint’s launch marks the beginning of a new era for African innovation, where businesses of all sizes can access world-class tools to scale and thrive. “Appmint is more than a platform—it’s a catalyst for transformation,” Ajiboye concluded. “Together, we will build a future where African businesses lead the way, with Appmint as their trusted partner in growth and innovation.”

The launch of Appmint is expected to make waves across Africa’s tech ecosystem, driving economic growth and setting a new standard for tech accessibility on the continent.