We install AI into the seven operational pillars where Kenyan enterprises bleed the most time, money, and regulatory risk — and we don't get paid unless it works.
Every Kenyan mid-market firm runs a set of invisible machines — procurement, compliance, licensing, permitting, data, and facilities. These machines are staffed by humans doing what software should do.
We install the software, measure the savings, and take a share of them. Every contract we sign carries an ROI clause. If our work does not save or protect at least three times the annual fee within twelve months, you get a credit.
We do not sell AI. We sell time returned, money saved, and risk removed — delivered through AI that you can verify, operate, and trust. Built in Kenya, for Kenyan enterprise.
Each service is productised with a defined scope, monthly fee, and measurable outcome. Buy one. Or bundle them and unlock Thamani OS — our integrated dashboard across all eight.
I spent a decade watching Kenyan ops teams do work that software should do. Thamani AI is what I wish had existed then — and what I'm building now.
Simon is the founder of Thamani AI. A Multimedia University journalism graduate who re-trained in IT at JKUAT, he spent six years at KOKO Networks building the internal systems that ran a rapidly-scaling clean-energy business across East Africa — progressing through ICT Technician, Systems Administrator, and ICT Supervisor roles. That grounding in Kenyan operational reality — Odoo, Google Apps Script, RBAC frameworks, multi-entity payroll, the unforgiving math of a company that sells every day — is what Thamani AI is built on.
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