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Moyopal

Technology with a Pulse.

We are building the digital backbone of African healthcare—one claim, one appointment, and one life at a time.

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In Swahili, "Moyo" means Heart. In Silicon Valley, "Pal" means Partner.

Moyopal was born from a simple, frustrating truth: African healthcare doesn't have a medical problem; it has an infrastructure problem.

Across the continent, brilliant doctors and insurers are bogged down by administrative friction. Claims take weeks to settle. Patient records are trapped in legacy servers. Revenue leaks through the cracks of manual data entry.

We didn't build Moyopal to replace the human touch in healthcare. We built it to protect it. By automating the "boring" backend work—fraud detection, data entry, and scheduling—we free up humans to focus on the heart of the matter: The Patient.

We Don't Rip and Replace. We Augment.

Most HealthTech companies demand that hospitals upgrade their entire tech stack. In Africa, that is impossible. Moyopal takes a radical approach: Infrastructure Agnosticism.

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Semantic Vision Agents: Our flagship technology, Moyoflow, uses proprietary Computer Vision and Large Action Models (LAMs) to "see" and interact with legacy software just like a human does.

No APIs Required: Whether your hospital uses a Windows 98 desktop app, a custom SQL database, or a modern web EMR, our agents integrate visually. We bridge the gap between 20-year-old systems and modern AI without a single line of backend code.

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Headquartered in Nairobi. Inspired by San Francisco.

We are a team of engineers, data scientists, and healthcare veterans who understand that code written in California doesn't always work in Kenya. We build Local-First AI—resilient to internet outages, compatible with old hardware, and designed for the scale of Africa.