Africa runs on WhatsApp. Now its businesses do too.

Hi Product Hunt, I'm Eben, founder of Ebenworks. We build AI for the people who run the world, and Imali AI is where that starts: Africa's smartest AI Business OS. Your whole business, in one WhatsApp chat. One AI agent runs sales, stock, staff, suppliers and double-entry books from a text, voice note or photo, in nine languages. A second agent answers your customers, and payments land in your own account.

A shop owner says the sale in a voice note. Her agent logs it and answers with what it saved and this month so far, with Edit and Undo a tap away. She orders from her supplier's price list, sees the exact total, taps once, and the supplier gets the same record. When a customer asks on her store page, her AI seller answers from her stock and prices and passes the order to her to accept. Once a book is open, every sale lands in a double-entry ledger a bank or tax office can read, and a correction adds an entry instead of rewriting history.

This is for the owners who already run their business from a WhatsApp chat. Every Ebenworks product runs on one shared AI platform, and Imali AI leads them. Imali means money. Records you own. Our rule is Ubuntu: I am because we are.

New this week: she can ask for a WhatsApp voice call and talk it through with the same AI agent. Record a sale opens a WhatsApp form already filled in with what she said, and every save ends in a card with Edit and Undo. On the web and Android, replies stream in as they are written, and her store can sit on her own domain. Pipeline still shows who to chase today, and anyone can run a working sandbox shop for ten minutes with no sign-up: imali-ai.ebenworks.co/try

The shop in the film is fictional; the chat is replayed from a real agent session. There is a free plan, the Android app is on Google Play, and the demo at imali-ai.ebenworks.co/demo/ needs no sign-in. Tell me where it reads a message wrong, and what a shop owner you know needs first.