2025 was an interesting year for Uproas.
We learned a lot.
We had highs and lows.
And in Q3–Q4 things really clicked.
We hit $30M in monthly ad spend across our customers.
We started Uproas in July 2024 because we were getting ad accounts banned and needed a better solution.
Today, we’re running multiple successful e-commerce and software brands thanks to the connections and infrastructure we’ve built.
2026 will be a big year.
Heavy focus on content marketing, near-dominant SEO in our space, major partnerships, and pushing total ad spend to new highs.
Just getting started 🚀
Partnership Announcement 📣
UPROAS X BUSTEM
Copycats stealing your ads, cloning your store, and hijacking your brand? We teamed up with https://t.co/HxWEO7bL1B and @oliverbrocato to fix the other side of advertising. They detect and take down fake ads, counterfeit listings, and impersonators across Meta, TikTok, Amazon, Google, and more. Uproas helps you scale your ads. Bustem makes sure nobody steals them. Together, we're making the ad space cleaner for real advertisers.
Dear @KenyaAirways: I don't know how possible this is, but please preserve - and perhaps release - the cockpit voice recordings from flight RAO001. There's a richness in history in those recordings that can't be put into words.
I'm at Mbagathi Hospital today, here to see a close friend who's unwell. But the pain goes beyond what brought me here.
The endless queues. The broken systems. The tired faces of patients waiting for help that may never come. The underpaid staff doing their best in impossible conditions.
And then you remember — billions stolen through the SHA scandal. Stolen from this. From these halls. From these sick beds. From mothers, fathers, children… from people who will now suffer or die waiting.
This isn’t just poor management. It’s betrayal. We’ve normalized this rot in Kenya. We've numbed ourselves to suffering. But this is not normal.
It’s not okay.
I couldn’t speak for the first 6 years of my life and doctors said it was a permanent condition. I had already gotten used to sign language. One day I was fighting outside with my brother and he punched me in the stomach and I shouted: ruto must go! Doctors were in shock.