It started with
a notebook
A salon owner in Hodan kept her whole business in a school exercise book. Names, times, who owed what. When a customer didn't show up, she lost the slot and the money — and there was nothing she could do about it.
We tried to help her get set up on one of the big international booking tools. It asked for a Visa card. She doesn't have one. Almost nobody here does. She has EVC Plus, like everyone else, and it works perfectly well — it just isn't the kind of money that global software knows how to accept.
So we built it. Raasuum collects subscriptions, deposits, orders, and memberships through EVC Plus, Zaad, Sahal, and eDahab — the rails that already move money in this country. No bank. No card. No address verification.
Then we noticed the salon owner's cousin ran a restaurant, and her brother a pharmacy, and they all had the same problem in a different shape. So Raasuum became four apps instead of one, sharing the same wallet and the same login. One platform, for however your family makes a living.