In a groundbreaking move to drive digital adoption in Nigeria, Ikwu Onyeka, a renowned tech innovator, has unveiled Kurrent.app — a game-changing no-code platform designed to help entrepreneurs, professionals, and organizations create sleek mobile websites, digital business cards, personalized bio URLs, and WhatsApp-powered stores, all in minutes and without needing any coding skills.
The launch event, held in Lagos, saw Onyeka spotlighting the growing need for Nigerian businesses—especially Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)—to embrace accessible digital tools in order to remain competitive in today’s mobile-first, fast-paced economy.
“While many Nigerian businesses are present on social media, few have a centralized, professional online presence,” Onyeka remarked. “With Kurrent, we offer a simple yet powerful solution that enables anyone—whether a solo entrepreneur, SME, influencer, or organization—to launch a digital profile that reflects their brand, streamlines communication, and boosts online visibility.”
Kurrent allows users to effortlessly create digital business cards, one-page websites, and even WhatsApp-powered storefronts. These features enable seamless customer interaction and transactions through mobile devices. No technical skills are required, and users can launch their branded digital presence in under 10 minutes, complete with booking links, contact forms, product listings, and social media integration.
Onyeka highlighted the transformative potential for SMEs, many of whom face the daunting task of building expensive and complex traditional websites. “You don’t need a developer or designer. With this app, all you need to do is log in, customize your page, add your services or links, and your digital brand is live. It’s fast, affordable, and professional,” he explained.
The platform is also set to make a significant impact on Nigerian influencers and content creators, who often struggle to organize their content, brand partnerships, contact information, and media kits in one central location. Kurrent allows them to curate all of this in one easy-to-manage digital hub, improving organization, audience engagement, and visibility.
“This isn’t just a tool—it’s a digital launchpad,” Onyeka added. “Imagine an influencer or public figure being able to display their entire professional presence, including bookings, social media links, bios, and press features, all in one clean and accessible link. That’s exactly what we’ve built.”
Kurrent.app is now live and accessible across Nigeria, offering a free entry plan with affordable upgrades for professionals, agencies, and businesses looking to manage multiple profiles.
As Nigeria continues its digital transformation, platforms like Kurrent.app are positioned to bridge the gap for millions of users who need practical and accessible tools to build their online presence and grow their influence.
