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Yamify Ignites Africa’s AI Scene with “Heroku for AI” Platform, Powered by Visionary Early Paystack Investor!

Yamify Launches AI Platform for African Freelancers and Agencies: A New Era of Innovation

In an exciting development for the tech landscape in Africa, Yamify has officially launched its innovative AI platform designed to empower freelancers and web agencies across the continent. This promising startup, founded by Luc Okalobé, has been dubbed the “Heroku for AI tools in Africa,” and offers a groundbreaking solution to businesses looking to deploy AI swiftly and efficiently.

What sets Yamify apart is its unique ability to allow users to set up GPU-powered AI tools in under a minute, all from local African data centers. This initiative aims to democratize access to cutting-edge technology, providing essential resources for fintechs and creative agencies in cities like Lagos, Kinshasa, Brazzaville, Johannesburg, and beyond. By making AI accessible, Yamify is paving the way for increased innovation and productivity across diverse sectors.

Yamify has garnered attention not only for its novel approach but also for its backing from investors, including Felix Anane, an early supporter of the successful payment processing platform Paystack. With an initial investment of 0,000, the company is gearing up to expand its horizons and has opened its seed round to raise an additional 0,000 to fuel its growth.

Entering private beta in July 2025, Yamify has hit the ground running. As of now, it has attracted over 300 eager users on its waitlist, all keen to harness the potential of AI. The funding will primarily support the launch of its Model Context Protocol (MCP), which promises to facilitate rapid transitions from idea to functional AI prototypes. This innovative feature is inspired by successful platforms like Lovable, making it easier than ever for users to bring their AI projects to life.

In a bold statement, Okalobé emphasized the proactive stance that African nations must adopt in the realm of AI. “Africa should not wait to be included in the AI wave – we should build it. At Yamify, we believe in community-led AI infrastructure made for Africa and the world,” he remarked. This vision embodies a forward-thinking approach that not only embraces technology but also fosters local talent and innovation.

As the world increasingly turns its gaze toward African innovation, platforms like Yamify are essential in leading the charge. By equipping freelancers and web agencies with state-of-the-art tools, Yamify is not just contributing to the technological narrative of Africa, but potentially redefining it.

Stay tuned for more updates on AI advancements and tech innovations across the continent. #TechNews #BusinessNews #Africa #Yamify #AIInnovation