Capture
what people already send: messages, photos, emails and tracker pings.
WhatsApp-first AI operations
AI, wired into African field businesses.
AfriLoop sits on the WhatsApp groups, inboxes and trackers that already run logistics, farms and mines — and turns the day into one picture you can act on.
Four named agents. A fictional company. Your calls.
- WhatsApp-first
- English · Shona · Ndebele
- Offline-tolerant
Mission control · live demo
One business day. Ninety seconds. You make the calls.
Four AI agents run a fictional company from 06:00 to 18:00. When they need a human decision, the clock stops for you.
06:00
Status board
- DispatchTrucks and routesStanding by
- StoresStock and ordersStanding by
- FieldFarms and sitesStanding by
- BriefSummary for the bossStanding by
Event feed
- BRIEFPress start: Dispatch, Stores, Field and Brief will run the day.
Your call
Problems spotted 0
- No open problems
0Trucks on the road
0On-time deliveries
7,200Diesel at depot (L)
0Maize received (t)
0Crew on site
Demo Baobab Field Co. (demo). All companies, people and places are fictional.
How it works
The day already has a system. AfriLoop makes it one.
No new field app required. Agents read what teams already send, decide who must act, and keep a human in charge of the calls that matter.
Agents
structure it, check it against stores, fleet and ledgers, and decide who needs to act.
Act.
Dashboards update, alerts fire, and chasers follow up until the job is closed.
The agents
A desk of four. A human still sits at the head.
Each agent has a beat. Together they run a fictional day at Baobab Field Co. — labelled demo, invented throughout.
Dispatch
Trucks and routesReads dispatch groups, keeps trucks on a route, and stops the clock when a bridge floods or a truck goes silent.
Stores
Stock and ordersReconciles requests, slips and stock takes into an on-hand figure — and asks you before it spends diesel money.
Field
Farms and sitesWatches farms and sites: harvest, crew, weighbridge disputes. Holds a load when the numbers do not agree.
Brief
Summary for the bossWrites the day for the person who has to answer for it. One picture, not fifty chats.
Sectors
Three sectors. One operating layer.
Logistics
Fleet positions, dispatch, trips, fuel and proof of delivery, coordinated from the WhatsApp groups your drivers already use.
- Dispatch requests parsed from chat
- Live trips and delay alerts
- Fuel per trip, with anomaly flags
Agriculture
Farm inputs, field teams, harvest records and outgrower deliveries, captured from the field in English, Shona or Ndebele.
- Input requests and stock by farm
- Harvest by block, every day
- Outgrower intake and quality records
Mining
Stores, consumables, breakdowns and shift output across remote sites, all in one picture for the people running the operation.
- Stores requests and usage alerts
- Breakdown board with downtime clock
- Shift output and incentive ledger
Trust & security
Built for operations that cannot afford a leaky system.
A human in charge
Agents propose. You approve the calls that spend money, move trucks or settle a dispute.
WhatsApp stays the door
Field teams keep the app they already have. AfriLoop reads the groups; it does not replace them.
Demo figures are labelled
Every number on this homepage is from Baobab Field Co. (demo). Invented. Not a client, not a live feed.
Knowledge stays in the system
When a coordinator is away, the tickets, chasers and ledgers do not leave with them.
Pricing
Priced to the work, not the headcount.
Pilot, Operations, Scale and Enterprise — sized by the groups, inboxes and modules you switch on. We quote in writing after a short call.
FAQ
Questions, answered
What is AfriLoop?
An AI operations layer for field businesses. It reads the WhatsApp groups, inboxes and trackers your teams already use, and turns them into orders, tickets, ledgers, dashboards and follow-ups.
Which sectors is it for?
Logistics, agriculture and mining: any operation with teams, vehicles and stock spread across remote sites.
Do my teams need a new app?
No. Teams can keep using WhatsApp. Light role-based apps are available where they help.
Does it work on poor signal?
Yes. Capture is WhatsApp-first and offline-tolerant, the site and apps are built to load on 3G, and messages sent when signal returns are still processed.
Which languages does it handle?
English, Shona and Ndebele messages are in scope.
How long does a rollout take?
The standard plan runs in three 30-day phases: connect and capture, see and chase, then reconcile and hand over.
Is the demo data real?
No. Every demo on this site uses an invented organisation, Baobab Field Co. (demo), with synthetic data generated in your browser.
Contact
Attach AfriLoop to your worst bottleneck.
A short walkthrough on your real workflow, not a slide tour.
Contact: email coming soon