· SeedLogic Labs
Introducing SeedLogic Labs
Why we started a product studio in Nairobi, what 'Engineered for growth' means to us, and the four things we are building first.
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Most companies start with a product. We started with a habit: noticing the small, stubborn frictions in everyday life and asking why nobody had fixed them properly for people like us.
Tracking money across mobile wallets, bank apps and cash felt like bookkeeping. Opening an account meant photocopying an ID and waiting. And the kids around us could name a hundred anime characters but had never been handed a tool to make one of their own.
Each of those observations became a prototype. The prototypes became SeedLogic Labs.
Engineered for growth
Our tagline is a promise about what software should do for the person holding the phone. Growth means understanding your money a little better each month. It means proving who you are without friction. It means making something you are proud of, and reaching a government service without a queue.
We are engineers first, so "engineered" is doing real work in that sentence too. We care about the unglamorous parts: data minimisation, offline behaviour, honest status labels, and shipping small.
What we are building first
- PesaPath is a personal finance app for budgets, income and expense tracking, goals and plain-language insights. In development.
- ID Scanner SDK lets businesses scan national IDs, passports and driver licences with liveness detection, straight from their own app. In development, with a developer preview on the product page.
- Creature Codex turns fans into makers: design creatures, build a codex, tell stories. In development.
- Online Cyber is our research project into bringing cyber-cafe and government services to the phone. Research phase.
How to follow along
Every product page has a waitlist. Joining it is the fastest way to get early builds and to shape what we prioritise. Businesses evaluating the SDK can request a demo.
We will post build notes here as things progress. Thank you for reading the first one.