We build in the open, and we want to hear from you.
Have you tried the new RelaySMS? Tell us what worked, what didn't, or what you wish it could do.
Drop it here 👇 or find us on Telegram → https://t.co/zvwYYG2BgC
We are at #FIFAfrica26! 👋
If you're here and you care about internet freedom, offline communication, or open-source tools, come find us at the digital reality walk.
We'd love to chat.
The new RelaySMS is live on Android!
We are introducing the following functionalities:
*no more logins and signups
*backup and restore on any device of choice
*shorter messages, lower SMS costs
Download it here: https://t.co/v9Bhepkp0Y
Read what changed: https://t.co/1sxWVg4oKx
Most "privacy" apps ask you to create an account before you can protect yourself.
That's backwards.
We spent months fixing it. The new RelaySMS drops soon!
As of August 2026, there are currently 11 active full or partial internet shutdowns globally
Every one of them is a reason this update matters.
Who do you know that needs RelaySMS before the next one hits?
You can adapt to tech, but you can’t ignore your true passion
After sharpening my skills in management and corporate accounting at Afkanerd, it’s time for the next big step: ACCA prep is officially underway
#ACCA#Finance#GrowthMindset#Accounting
Quick update 🇹🇿
We've added a Tanzanian routing number. If it's easier or cheaper for you to SMS a local number, you can now use it to send messages to your platforms offline.
Number in the replies 👇
Fighting my comb on a bad hair day proves I love chaos. 😂
Plot twist: it’s great accounting practice. Sure, I make mistakes (and Afkanerd knows it 🤫) but finding the story behind the data and clearing up the mess is what makes the job fun.
@Seraphinaf5 71 including the man
If he got into the room with 100 people then there are 101 persons in that room
40 people left 101-40 =61
Then 10 people came in 61+10= 71
71
Currently diving into my first ACCA modules and it’s fascinating to see textbook theories play out in real-time at work.
It's cool seeing the pieces click together. What's one study tip you swear by for professional exams?
Real question: how many steps would you tolerate to set up a tool that keeps you connected during a shutdown?
3? 5? 10?
Where's the line where you give up?