Nigerian data-tech startup, WeCollect, is improving how African businesses manage and execute field projects; turning slow, unreliable surveys into fast, verified insights delivered in just 72 hours.
In just one year, the company has executed over 20 field projects, collecting more than 20,000 high-quality, verified data records proving both speed and scale are possible when local context meets smart tech.
Built as a field project management tool designed specifically for Africa, WeCollect helps researchers, marketers, startups, and social impact teams collect real responses from real people, anywhere in Nigeria. With a trained network of field agents covering all 37 states and 774 LGAs, and a powerful platform built on Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and Artificial Intelligence, WeCollect ensures every data point is accurate, geotagged, and trustworthy.
At a time when most teams are still struggling with unreliable online forms and low response rates, WeCollect offers a practical, fully-managed alternative: on-ground data, handled end-to-end, with zero guesswork. “We’re not just collecting responses, we’re helping teams reduce wait time in making decisions” says Oreoluwa Adebayo, Co-Founder and CEO, who leads the team building what he calls the data infrastructure Africa actually needs.
The future of WeCollect is shaping up to be one of Africa’s most relevant tech stories one where local context isn’t just acknowledged, but baked into the product’s DNA. That means tailoring pricing, training, and tools to fit the social, geographic, and economic conditions of each new market. The foundation remains the same: trained local agents, GIS and AI-powered validation, and a platform that’s as easy to use in a city hub as it is in a rural village.
As the demand for fast, trustworthy field data grows rapidly across Africa, WeCollect isn’t just responding, it’s setting the pace. To learn more visit www.wecollect.tech
