72.6% of Africans with diabetes don't know they have it. That changes today.

Apps require internet, smartphones, and data plans. SMS works on any phone, anytime, anywhere. Most Africans have phones but not reliable internet. We meet people where they are—90% of mobile money transactions in Africa happen via USSD.

We've integrated with anti-counterfeit partners who track medications from manufacturer to pharmacy. When you text a medicine's batch number, our system checks if it's in the legitimate distribution chain. If something looks wrong, we alert you immediately.

Yes. We comply with Nigerian NDPA, Kenyan Data Protection Act, and South African POPIA. Your conversations are encrypted. We never share data with third parties without your explicit permission. You own your health history.

That's exactly why we exist. 72.6% of people with diabetes don't know they have it. Our screening tool identifies your risk even without a doctor's diagnosis. If we flag high risk, we guide you to get properly tested.

Currently available in English, Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa (Nigeria), Swahili (Kenya), and Zulu/Xhosa (South Africa). More languages coming soon. Our AI understands local food names in all supported languages.

If you're using an SMS/USSD plan, the cost is negligible—usually bundled into your monthly plan. If not, a single SMS costs approximately R0.20 or equivalent in your currency. USSD sessions are typically free or very low cost.

With your permission, yes. You can authorize Nurafya to share progress reports with your clinic. Many users do this to give their doctor context between visits—it helps them provide better care.

Other apps require smartphones and internet. Nurafya works on any phone via SMS. We focus on screening the undiagnosed majority, not just managing confirmed cases. Plus, our medication verification feature—nobody else does this in Africa.