A software development company built in Nairobi, for Kenyan businesses.
Custom software and AI engineering from a Nairobi-based team that understands mobile money, variable connectivity, and the compliance bar Kenyan regulators and enterprise buyers actually set.
Most software built for the Kenyan market is either imported off-the-shelf software that ignores local realities, or custom software built by teams with no experience of what regulated, national-scale systems actually require. Baseline44 sits in the middle: a Nairobi-based engineering team that builds custom software and AI the way banks and government programs require it built, applied to businesses of every size.
What building software in Kenya actually requires.
Mobile money is not optional
M-Pesa and other mobile money rails are how most Kenyan businesses actually get paid. We integrate them as a first-class part of the system, not an afterthought bolted on later.
Connectivity varies
Not every user has a stable connection. We design for intermittent connectivity — offline-tolerant flows, lightweight payloads, and graceful degradation — so the software works where your customers actually are.
Data protection is enforced here too
Kenya's Data Protection Act, 2019 sets real obligations around how personal data is collected, stored, and processed. We build with that in mind from the first schema decision, not as a retrofit before an audit.
Regulated sectors set the bar
Our team has contributed to banking, insurance, and government-scale engagements in this region. That's the standard of reliability, audit trail, and security we bring to every Kenyan business we work with — regardless of size.
Software and AI engineering, for Kenyan businesses.
The same services we offer everywhere — applied with local context.
Systems delivered at national and enterprise scale, in this region.
Team engagements described by sector, scope, and outcome.
Kenya-specific questions, answered.
Building software for the Kenyan market?
Book a free consultation and tell us what you're trying to build — we'll tell you honestly what it takes.