Business landscape in Nairobi
Nairobi is East Africa's tech and services hub, where M-Pesa has made mobile-money-first checkout the default for almost every consumer business.
TechDino sells ready-made, white-label software products and builds custom web and mobile applications for businesses in Nairobi. Delivery is remote from Hyderabad, India, with M-Pesa (Daraja API), Flutterwave, Paystack payment integration, Kenyan Shilling invoicing and hosting that can be placed in-region. Common buyers are retail and distribution businesses, private schools and colleges and clinics and pharmacies.
Nairobi is East Africa's tech and services hub, where M-Pesa has made mobile-money-first checkout the default for almost every consumer business. TechDino works with those businesses from Hyderabad, India, supplying ready-made products — school management, clinic CRM, restaurant POS, grocery delivery, laundry, car rental, property and service-management systems — that are rebranded, configured and deployed for Nairobi operations, alongside fully custom builds where an off-the-shelf product does not fit.
Delivery to Nairobi is remote: requirement calls, a shared staging environment, Git-based handover and scheduled review sessions. Clients so far have been concentrated around Upper Hill, Westlands and Industrial Area. Deployment can target AWS Europe, local VPS providers, or client hardware.
EAT (UTC+3). IST is 2.5 hours ahead of Nairobi, giving a wide shared working window.
Nairobi is East Africa's tech and services hub, where M-Pesa has made mobile-money-first checkout the default for almost every consumer business.
Checkout and payouts are configured in Kenyan Shilling.
Deployment can target AWS Europe, local VPS providers, or client hardware.
Invoices are raised in KES or USD, with VAT treatment defined in the proposal.
Interfaces can be delivered in English, Swahili.
No. TechDino operates from Hyderabad, India and delivers to Nairobi remotely. Work is run through scheduled calls, a shared staging URL and written handover documents, so there is no dependency on being in the same city.
M-Pesa (Daraja API), Flutterwave, Paystack and Stripe are the usual options for Kenya, and card checkout can run alongside them. The gateway is chosen during scoping because it affects settlement timing and refund handling.
Deployment can target AWS Europe, local VPS providers, or client hardware. If a specific region or a client-owned server is required, that is fixed before deployment rather than migrated afterwards.
Invoices are raised in KES or USD, with VAT treatment defined in the proposal. Products are licensed as a one-time purchase for the agreed scope rather than a per-seat monthly subscription.
Yes. The applications use a content model that supports multiple languages, so English and Swahili interfaces can be enabled for customer-facing screens and, where needed, the admin panel.
TechDino can recommend the right ready-made product or scope a custom build for your local market requirements.