Mobile application development funds

Samuel

Ruiru, Kenya

20% repaid

Entrepreneur

Name

Samuel

Member since

December 2016

On-time repayments

83 installments  •  5%

About Me

My name is Samuel Wainaina from Nairobi Kenya, I am a Software Developer/Mechanical engineer. I am 24 years of age and currently engaged in freelance Software Development.

I currently am undertaking my degree in Mechanical Engineering at the university of Nairobi and am currently in my fourth year.

Developing Software has been a dream of mine ever since childhood.

My Business

I am a freelance Software developer based in Nairobi. I do Mobile apps and Windows api's.
I also do design work for various companies using CAD software such as AutoCad, rhinoceros and blender.
I have been in this business for 5 years and am currently looking to expand.
My companys name is Shylemon. I started it this year January.

Loan Proposal

I am currently in the process of completing my first commercial mobile application called bingu.
The funds will be used to pay for the hosting charges and Play Store charges which add up to a total of 18,500Kshs.
After making my app live I then will begin intensive marketing on the social media since it is the cheapest and most effective as per the funds in my reach.
I hope to have launched the app by the end of May

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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Disbursed amount

$8.00

Date disbursed

May 21, 2017

Repayment status

Late

Projected term

18 months

Other loans

Lenders

AG

Alexandre Genereux

Gatineau, Canada

F

Frank

United States

Paul Buchheit

Mountain View, United States

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  • Samuel    Oct 28, 2018

    financial reasons

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  • Samuel    Jan 9, 2017

    The loan has helped me greatly to invest in my research for my current project. I have improved the software am currently working on and it is promising.
    My deadline for completion of the software is February 21st.

    Anxious to see its debut into the global market.

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  • Samuel    Jan 1, 2017

    And a happy new year too. Baraka!

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      • Samuel    Jan 2, 2017

        Hi Laurie,
        Hope all is well.
        You are absolutely correct, Baraka is Blessing in Swahili.
        Unlike English where pluralisation of words is achieved via suffixes like 's', we pluralize words using prefixes such as 'ma', 'vi' and so on.
        Though Baraka doesn't have a plural form... It is both singular and plural! As other words in its category.

        Pluralisation of words is dependent on the category or 'ngeli' which the word is. An example is Kiatu(shoe) which is in the KI-VI category, hence, we pluralize it by replacing the (Ki)atu prefix with (Vi)atu in plural. Or Gari (Car)--(LI-YA) category--we say (Ma)gari.

        Hope it helps? ☺

        Best Regards,
        Samuel Wainaina

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  • Samuel    Jan 1, 2017

    Thank you very much! I truly appreciate your help. It will all be put to good use and expect great results. Blessings and love.

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