Software company — Nairobi · East Africa

Trinova Technologies designs, builds, and operates digital platforms for growing businesses across East Africa — from the first prototype through to a live system we run with you.

Trinova engineers collaborating in the Nairobi studio
0+Active business customers

Integrates with the rails Africa runs on

M-PesaDaraja APIUSSD / SMSCloud-NativeREST APIsTelematics

How we think about software

Less paperwork.
More money.

SEE THE DIFFERENCE

Drag the handle.

The same operation, two realities. Slide to compare.

LIVE OPS

  • ✓Payments reconciled automatically
  • ✓Every document tracked live
  • ✓Reconciliation in minutes
  • ✓The whole operation, visible

Integrates with the rails Africa runs on

M-Pesa Integrated✦Collections✦Compliance✦Telematics✦Cloud-Native✦Nairobi · East Africa✦

02 · How it works

From broken workflow to running system

Four steps. You always know what happens next — and you see working software early, not at the end.

Consultant and client reviewing documents together in a discovery meeting01

Scope

Tell us what's broken. We'll tell you honestly whether software is the fix.

Two developers pair-programming at a monitor in a warm studio02

Build

Design and engineering in tight loops — you see working software early.

Developers shipping code together at dual monitors03

Launch

Deployed to production, integrated with your payments and systems.

Support engineer monitoring live dashboards with a headset04

Operate

Monitored, supported, and improved. We run what we build.

05 · WHAT CLIENTS SAY

Don't take our word for it.

“NovaFleet ended our Friday reconciliation marathons. M-Pesa collections now reconcile themselves, and for the first time we open Monday knowing exactly where every shilling is.”
Brian OtienoFleet Manager · Savanna Movers Ltd, Nairobi

Have a business problem that needs software?

Tell us what's broken in your operations — we'll tell you honestly whether software is the fix, and what it would take to build it.

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