Built by builders, for businesses.
Devigo started with a simple observation: too many great African businesses were running on spreadsheets, paper trail, and disconnected tools. We're a team of engineers, designers, and product thinkers based in Kigali, building the software that lets businesses run on something better.
Why we build.
Our Mission
To empower businesses with innovative software and AI solutions that drive efficiency, growth, and digital innovation.
- Solve real operational problems, not just look good in a demo
- Make AI practical for businesses of every size
- Stay close to our clients long after launch day
Our Vision
To become a leading African technology company known for impactful software products and AI adoption.
- Start in Rwanda, expand across East Africa and beyond
- Build our own products (Devigo CRM, Devigo HR) alongside client work
- Be the first software partner African businesses think of
Our Journey.
Devigo was founded in Kigali by a small group of developers who'd spent years building software for companies abroad — and kept noticing the same gap back home. Local businesses needed the same quality of software, but built around how things actually work in Rwanda: local payment systems, local compliance, local languages, and local realities.
What started as freelance projects for a handful of businesses in Kigali grew into Devigo — a team that now designs, builds, and supports software across multiple industries, while building its own products like Devigo CRM and Devigo HR for the African market.
First client project delivered in Kigali
Team grew to cover full-stack development, AI, and cloud
Started building Devigo CRM and Devigo HR
How We Work.
A transparent, collaborative process designed to give you clarity from day one until well after launch.
We Listen First
Every project starts with understanding your business, not pitching a template solution.
We Build in the Open
Weekly check-ins and visible progress — no disappearing for months.
We Stay After Launch
Support and iteration don't end when the project ships.
