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Born in Africa

Softanza is designed by a Tunisian, between Tunisia, Niamey and Paris. Its references are a bank and a restaurant, each attested by a document. Its course has a Hausa edition, a draft that awaits a native reviewer: none of its 35 units has been reviewed yet. Its machine, Harobanda, is named for the bridge across the Niger River that joins the two banks of Niamey, "because the machine likewise joins a solution's promises to the hardware that keeps them".

Population density map of Niger by region, 2012: Agadez in the north nearly empty at 0.78 people per km²; the southern regions dense; Niamey at 1,844 people per km², off the scale. — "Where Niger lives", rendered by the engine on 2026-09-30 in 5.9 seconds from the official borders (geoBoundaries, ODbL) and the 2012 census (Niger's National Institute of Statistics). The areas are measured by the engine's geodesic routine on the WGS84 ellipsoid, so the density is the library's own number. Guard: niger_density(opens in a new tab).

Sonibank, Niamey

Organizium Standard Edition, under licence, on the bank's internal network. The installation guide delivered to the bank attests the reference.

RestoLean, Lyon

A platform for neighbourhood commerce, carried by the owner of a couscous restaurant. Its ergonomic rule: at most two gestures per action.

Nothing else is a reference until a document proves it. This site quotes no number of countries and no number of developers. The Zarma edition of the course does not exist yet: it is an invitation.