Built here. Ambitious everywhere.

A small team of Zimbabwean engineers building the kind of software this country is usually asked to import — and to compromise on.

Four businesses run on Corelith today, and will take your call
FloorCodeHuchu MineThe Gate ShopsLux Liquor

Until now you had to choose. Local, or good.

LocalUnderstands the context. Not built to last.
GlobalBuilt to last. Assumes power and a bank you don't have.
CorelithBoth, or it isn't worth building.

The person who answers you is the person who built it.

Tatenda Chinyamakobvu, founder of Corelith

Tatenda Chinyamakobvu

Founder · Corelith, by Hurudza Labs · Harare

Fifteen years writing software, most of it in Zimbabwe. Built a buy-on-credit feature at Techzim, contracted for 22seven, and built CXanalytics at Afrisight — the dashboard, the survey targeting and the mobile app panellists across Africa use daily, designed so a survey survives a dropped tower.

paynow-react, the standard React integration for Zimbabwe's payment gateway, is his and open. Corelith is the long project: software Zimbabwean businesses trust with their day.

Three convictions, and what each costs us to keep.

Architecture, not roadmap

Offline continuity and two currencies are not features we add later. They sit under everything, which is slower to build and impossible to bolt on afterwards — and it is why your counter keeps trading when the power does not.

Additive, never silent

Most systems let a number be quietly changed. Corrections here are additive: the original stays, the new value sits beside it, and both carry a name. Harder to write, and the reason an audit is a report rather than a reconstruction.

Zimbabwean hours

On WhatsApp, in your working hours, from Harare. It does not scale the way a call centre does, and that is the point.

Where we stand. Said before you ask.

No invented proofNo customer names we do not have, no badges we do not hold
No uptime promiseWe will not print a number we cannot evidence
Bring the obligationWe tell you what Corelith does today, in writing

One product. Nothing competing for attention. 11 modules, one record.

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Before you ask.

Corelith is built by Hurudza Labs, a Zimbabwean product company founded by Tatenda Chinyamakobvu. The engineers who build it are the people you meet during a demo and the people who answer you afterwards.

Meet the people who would build it with you.

You would be talking to the engineers who write it, not to a sales layer above them. Bring last month's numbers and the problem that made you go looking in the first place.