Ghana 🇬🇭
Ghana's first AI app builder.
JarvisAF turns a sentence into a working website or app. Describe what you need in English, Twi or Pidgin, watch it get built in front of you, then publish it and take payments in Cedis. No code, no developer, no foreign credit card.
Why Ghana first
A basic business website in Ghana still costs anywhere from GH₵2,000 to GH₵10,000 and takes weeks of back-and-forth with a developer. Most small businesses simply never get online — they run everything through WhatsApp and Instagram DMs. JarvisAF removes both blockers: the cost and the wait. You describe the site, Jarvis builds it, and you are live the same day.
Built around how Ghanaians actually pay
- Pricing shown in Ghana Cedis, not dollars.
- MTN Mobile Money, Telecel Cash and AT Money through Paystack.
- Local debit cards accepted — no international Visa required.
- Your published apps can collect Mobile Money payments from your own customers too.
See the full pricing in Cedis.
Prompt in English, Twi or Pidgin
You do not need "tech English". Type the way you speak. "Me pɛ website ma me salon wɔ Accra" works just as well as a formal brief — Jarvis understands the intent and asks a short clarifying question when something is unclear.
Ideas Ghanaians are building today
- “A booking site for my salon in Accra”
- “A website for my church with service times and giving”
- “A school portal with fees, results and announcements”
- “An online store with Mobile Money checkout”
- “A delivery tracker for my food business”
- “A jobs board for Ghanaian graduates”
From Accra to Tamale
- Accra — Shops, startups, salons, restaurants and service businesses shipping storefronts and booking sites.
- Kumasi — Churches, schools, tailors and traders putting their business online for the first time.
- Takoradi — Hospitality, logistics and oil-services companies building simple client-facing portals.
- Tamale — Agric co-operatives, NGOs and schools building record-keeping and reporting tools.
- Cape Coast — Tourism operators, guest houses and student projects publishing fast, clean sites.
- Ho & beyond — Anyone with a phone and data — the whole platform works from mobile.
Built in Ghana, proven in Ghana
JarvisAF is built in Ghana, and Ghanaian teams have already shipped real products on it — Sika Pay and Crystal Pay in fintech, Abode GH in property, Sankofa Job in recruitment. Browse the live Showcase or buy a ready-made template on the Marketplace.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best AI app builder in Ghana?
JarvisAF is Ghana's first AI app builder. Unlike global tools, it is priced in Ghana Cedis, accepts MTN Mobile Money, Telecel Cash, AT Money and Paystack, and understands prompts written in English, Twi or Pidgin.
How much does a website cost in Ghana with JarvisAF?
You start free with 10 credits, which is enough to build and publish your first site. Paid plans are GH₵60 (Starter), GH₵180 (Pro) and GH₵650 (Business) per month, and you can top up credits whenever you need more.
Can I pay with MTN Mobile Money?
Yes. Checkout runs through Paystack, so MTN Mobile Money, Telecel Cash, AT Money and Ghanaian debit cards all work. You do not need a foreign credit card.
Can I build from my phone?
Yes. JarvisAF is mobile-first, so you can describe, build, edit and publish an entire website from a phone anywhere in Ghana.
Do I own the code?
Yes. Every project can be downloaded or pushed to GitHub, so you keep full ownership of what you build.
How long does it take to build a site?
Most first builds are live in under five minutes. Larger apps with dashboards and databases take a few rounds of chatting with Jarvis, usually within the same afternoon.
Start building
Every new account gets 10 free credits — enough to build and publish your first project without paying anything. Ghana today, the rest of Africa next.