Case study
SemaCall
One business. One number. Every team.
The AI-powered business phone system for African companies: one number that rings the right person in any team or branch, answered by your staff or an AI agent, with every call recorded and transcribed.
- Role
- Full-stack · in a team
- Client
- Neurotech Africa
- Year
- 2026
- Status
- Live in production

The product.
Most businesses outgrow company mobiles long before a PBX makes sense: the numbers belong to employees, calls leave no record, and the customer history walks out when staff do. SemaCall gives the whole business one number instead. It rings a browser, a mobile or an AI agent, by department, language, working hours and routing rules, and goes live in 24 to 48 hours with nothing to buy or install.
Every conversation is recorded, transcribed in the caller's own language and summarised by AI, then turned into tickets, customer records and call-back tasks, so managers see performance, missed calls and what customers are calling about without asking anyone. The call data also connects to AI assistants through MCP, so a manager can simply ask how the support line did last week.
It runs on local numbers in 11 African countries from one workspace, is priced in shillings from Starter to Enterprise, and is built for customer-facing desks: banks and SACCOs, ferries and logistics, insurers, clinics, retail, NGOs and government. Sema also runs customer support for Neurotech's own products, Ghala and Snippe.
What I did
Built across the whole stack.
Agent console & call UI
Browser-based softphone, live queues, call handling, and the dashboards agents work from, no install.
Call routing, IVR & telephony
Smart routing with round-robin / priority / availability rules, IVR menus, working-hours logic, and mobile failover so no call is dropped.
Transcription & AI summaries
The Swahili + English transcription flow and AI-generated post-call summaries, with recordings and emailed transcripts.
Compliance plumbing
Encryption, user-controlled retention, role-based access, and audit logs, the parts a regulated desk actually signs off on.
Backend & integration
APIs, data model, and the unified queue that lets several products and departments share one line.
Screens
From the live product.




“Calls from every product land in one queue, routed to the right team, recorded and reported in one place.”