Building the tools emerging markets deserve.
CortexStride builds software for the people markets overlooked. We start where we are from, with products real merchants, traders, and families can actually use.
- Built across borders
- Speaks your language
- Built where it is needed
- EN · FR · ES
Tell ZeFax what just happened in your shop.
It logs the sale, updates your stock, and tells you when something runs low. All inside WhatsApp.
How it works
Sign Up
Enter your WhatsApp Business number on ZeFax. Receive a verification code and confirm to complete setup.
Chat to Manage
Start chatting with the ZeFax bot directly from WhatsApp. No app to download, no dashboard to learn. Ehm… okay, there is a dashboard. But only if you ever want one.
Grow Your Business
Get insights, stay on top of stock, and never miss a sale. All from conversations on a platform you already use.
Everything you need, in a chat
Record Sales
Just say "Record sale to John for 5000 FCFA" and ZeFax logs it instantly.
Sale to John, 5,000 FCFA
Sale recorded: 5,000 FCFA from John. Ref #S-0417. Stock updated.
Track Inventory
Ask "How many bottles of water do I have?" and get an instant answer.
How many bottles of water?
Water: 34 bottles left in stock.
Sales Analytics
Ask for weekly or monthly sales summaries any time, right in your chat.
What's this week's total?
This week: 87,500 FCFA across 14 sales. Top item: rice.
Smart Reminders
Set restock reminders by saying "Remind me to restock rice on Friday."
Remind me to restock rice Friday
Reminder set for Friday, 7 AM. Restock rice.
- Free to start
- No app to download
- Works on WhatsApp
We build where global software didn’t.
Not a template dropped on a new market. Tools shaped by how commerce, movement, and trust actually work here.
Why now
of people in emerging markets underserved by global software
of the people we build for were waiting for a dashboard
AI can finally meet people in their language, on the tools they already use
Who founded this
Ivan Mba
Founder
10+ years building software, mostly the kind nobody sees. Now building for people who never asked for software. It started with African merchants who run real shops, count real cash, and never opened a "dashboard." It grew into the roads between those shops, the highways that carry a whole economy and take too many lives, and the drivers who deserve to make it home.
Trying to leave a mark, starting where I’m from.