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I'm Nnamdi, a self-taught developer and licensed pharmacist from Lagos, Nigeria. Gaji is my answer to a simple question: why do Nigerians have to scatter across five foreign apps to chat, hang out, and play the games we grew up on?
Gaji brings it into one place β a social platform built for how Nigeria actually hangs out online.
What's inside:
π¬ Group chats and communities with realtime delivery, media galleries, and message editing
π² Classic naija games β Ludo and Whot β playable right inside the app
πΊ Livestreams for creators and communities
π A diamonds economy: top up, gift, and go Pro β built around bank transfer, because that's how Nigeria actually pays
π± Mobile-first and light on data
I built and operate all of it solo β every feature, every deploy β working AI-first with Claude. One person in Lagos shipping what used to take a team.
If you've ever slammed a double-six in Ludo or ended a Whot game with "last card!" β this is for you. Come hang out, and AMA in the comments!
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A voice rooms feature would be amazing, kind of like a live audio lounge where people can just jump in and chat casually without typing. Right now everything feels text-heavy, so adding real-time voice rooms would make Gaji feel way more alive and give it that town square vibe you're going for.
Honestly the multiplayer games here are pretty solid, ran into a few Nigerians from Lagos on there and it just felt familiar. Marketplace section could use some work but the chat rooms are where it's at.
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Finally a space that actually feels built for Nigerians rather than just translated into one. The chat rooms feel lively and the multiplayer games are a nice touch for killing time.
A voice rooms feature would be amazing, kind of like a live audio lounge where people can just jump in and chat casually without typing. Right now everything feels text-heavy, so adding real-time voice rooms would make Gaji feel way more alive and give it that town square vibe you're going for.
@hamidekutlukΒ I will certainly implement this.
Honestly the multiplayer games here are pretty solid, ran into a few Nigerians from Lagos on there and it just felt familiar. Marketplace section could use some work but the chat rooms are where it's at.
Finally a space that actually feels built for Nigerians rather than just translated into one. The chat rooms feel lively and the multiplayer games are a nice touch for killing time.
@aykutevrenrgmyΒ Thank you for ur kind words.