Lagos-based tech start-up unveils Nigeria’s first AI-powered shopping platform — revolutionizing how people buy and sell online.
In a major leap for Nigeria's tech ecosystem, NeuroMart, a Lagos-based start-up, has launched the country’s first AI-powered marketplace app designed to revolutionize online shopping. The app, which went live today, uses artificial intelligence to recommend products based on users' browsing behavior, previous purchases, and even real-time local market trends.
Speaking at the launch, CEO Funmi Adeyemi said, “We’re creating more than just a marketplace. We’re building a smart assistant that understands the Nigerian shopper.” According to her, the app not only streamlines buying and selling but also supports local vendors by boosting visibility through AI optimization.
Early users have praised the app’s interface and how quickly it “learns” their preferences. Sellers can also track buyer behavior and optimize their listings using built-in analytics. The app supports payments in naira and integrates with major logistics partners for swift delivery, even outside Lagos.
NeuroMart is set to expand its reach to Ghana and Kenya in the coming months. Experts say this innovation could position Nigeria as a leading player in Africa’s growing e-commerce sector. The app is available for free download on Android and iOS.
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