Digital Infrastructure for African Transport
A white-label transport SaaS platform for intercity bus operators in Zambia and Sub-Saharan Africa — five products per tenant, live in weeks.
Mainza gives an intercity bus operator the entire digital stack under their own brand: passengers book on an app that carries the operator's name, agents sell from a POS that works when the network does not, captains manage the manifest from the cab, head office watches every vehicle from a command center, and the whole thing is fronted by a marketing site that actually converts. Built on Go microservices, React Native and Supabase multi-tenancy.
Every operator gets a passenger booking app, an agent POS, a captain app, a command center dashboard and a branded marketing website. They share one schedule, one inventory of seats and one ledger, so a seat sold at a roadside kiosk disappears from the app immediately.
The operator's brand, colours, domain and app store listings — not Mainza's. Passengers never see a third-party name, which matters enormously in markets where trust is built on a depot sign and thirty years of reputation.
Mobile money is a first-class payment method, not an afterthought. The agent POS keeps selling through network outages and reconciles when the connection returns. The passenger app is engineered for low-end Android on intermittent 3G.
In production
Lusaka Transit Group
One of Zambia's largest intercity operators moved from cash-and-ticket-book to a fully digital sales and operations stack, under its own brand.
Questions
We will walk you through it against your own scenario, not a canned demo script.
