We are currently hard at work experimenting a new AI chat experience that will help streamline the process of small businesses from MENA customers acquisition

Carefy differentiates itself in the competitive landscape of AI chat technologies by specifically targeting the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) markets. This strategic focus is designed to empower small businesses within the region by providing them with access to AI-driven customer support that not only speaks their cus tomers' languages but also accommodates various dialects. This approach addresses a significant gap in the market, as many AI solutions offer limited language support, often overlooking the linguistic diversity and specific needs of the MENA region. By offering a multilingual chatbot solution, Carefy aims to enhance customer engagement for small businesses, ensuring that their clients receive support in the language they are most comfortable with. This capability is crucial for improving customer satisfaction and loyalty in a region characterized by a rich tapestry of languages and dialects.

The product is in early developement stage. We are currently in the process of refining the core experience and securing funds for the infrastructure it requires. We are launching a public access expirement soon.

We are looking for technology/AI infrastructure partners that will allow us access to infrastructure that will help refine our product core experience. We are also looking for small businesses interested in collaboration to combine our knowledges and further enhance each other technologies and processes.

We are still in the process of exploring the right investment opportunities to provide at the moment.

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