🎉Today, I'm launching Docny (@docnyio).
Documentation is one of the most important parts of building a technical product, yet it's often the hardest thing to keep up to date.
Teams write docs in one place, manage product work in another, support customers somewhere else, and maintain API references separately.
I started building Docny to bring those workflows together and help developers keep their docs in sync using AI.
With Docny, teams can create beautiful documentation, API references, guides, and developer portals while connecting them to the tools they already use. 🛳️
After months of building, redesigning, testing, and learning, it's finally live.
https://t.co/UsA4b6lMmE
I've been building @streakshq for the past 6 months, and it's finally ready to share.
It's a habit tracker that uses photos instead of checkmarks, so you can actually see your progress over time. You can also build habits with friends and keep each other accountable.
Check it out 👇
This thread will tell you things about the tech +fintech space in Nigeria you’re not aware, RT and bookmark this so when you’re building something, you know where to go.
1. .@theflutterwave also have a money transfer app called @sendbyflw and a global school fees payment app called @tuitionbyflw
2. @paga has a full payment platform called paga engine that does full business Management and payment infrastructure for business. They also have a full active USD to 9ja money transfer app.
3. @nombahq is a full payment integration platform. And they provide a great cross border transfer app and infrastructure.
4. @StartbuttonHQ helps you accept payment integration almost all African countries. They only do Africans.
5. @FincraHQ is another big infrastructure giant in the space too. Cross border, payment infrastructure and system.
6. @Ercas_ng is another big payment infrastructure platform. And they have tons of verticals too.
7. @paystack doesn’t just do payment infrastructure only, they also have a mini fast banking app called @ZapbyPaystack where you can connect your traditional accounts to and move money from one app.
8. @joinkuda provides business account for businesses too, so it’s not just for direct users.
9. Kindly add more hidden features that major companies provide that people might not know. I’ll continue to add more.
Damnnnn. It’s almost 12 today and I’ve forgotten about following 100 people daily 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
If I’m not following you and you’re Nigerian, just RT. No need to comment.
Nobody is complaining about driving Tesla in Nigeria, nobody is asking where they’ll repair it ooo, or if they want to resell.
lol. Buy your new Chinese cars and Nigerian made brand new cars and get good value for money abeg.
Today, we’re introducing Trace @elcruzo. Whether you’ve never designed a PCB or you have a ton of experience, we built Trace to help you accelerate much faster than ever.
It's the start of something new for hardware.
1 month free.
https://t.co/VSjE3RN9mu
What will you design?
Pre-seed is breaking Africa.
It came through the data while I was writing the below article, but I didn't think to highlight it until now.
Two things are happening:
1. Africa's earliest funds have moved to Seed+ / Series A to justify larger fund sizes - a natural progression.
We don't have many, but the average fund now size is now around $44m (AVCA). Anecdotally, I see $100m+ targets from many managers raising in 25/26.
2. We have not seen a new generation of pre-seed funds crop up to fill the gap. Instead non-commercial capital has grown.
> 2025 pre-seed deals (including grants): ~$48m (Africa: The Big Deal)
> 2025 pre-seed equity deals: ~$27m (Africa: The Big Deal).
The average fund in Africa is now 1.6x the ENTIRE (equity) pre-seed market on the continent. No other ecosystem comes close. Our $100m funds could buy the entire pre-seed market 4x over. This is absurd.
In Latin America, average fund sizes are still ~$20m and each would represent 0.2x of the region's pre-seed market at around $110m.
Partech has already acknowledged in their report that this threatens the very foundation of the ecosystem and I agree.
And no, the answer is not the Series A+ firms carving out a subset of capital for pre-seed. This has never worked for a myriad of reasons.
We simply need more pre-seed funds built from the ground up to take founders from 0-1. Shoutout to my fellow African pre-seed/seed investors who have stayed the course!
To truly connect Africa to the global economy, we must remove the friction that slows businesses down, like settlement delays that prevent suppliers from releasing goods on time.
Across the continent, importers need reliable rails that allow them to send money and have it delivered in real time so suppliers can confirm payment instantly and release goods without delay. Stablecoins make this possible. They enable African businesses to pay global suppliers faster, receive next-day value, accept stablecoin payments, and earn foreign-currency revenue with far less friction. Remittances are also being turbocharged, unlocking faster and more dependable inflows into African economies.
At the core of all this is one critical element: a scalable, secure infrastructure layer.
That is why we partnered with @turnkeyhq, powered by the @ournuvion platform. This partnership gives us the wallet infrastructure needed to go to market at scale, enabling businesses on @theflutterwave to accept stablecoins as easily as cards, bank transfers, or mobile money, while supporting real-time settlement for global trade.
This is how we are building the rails African businesses need to move money faster, unlock seamless trade, and grow without borders.
Read more: https://t.co/826QWmktpi