Built in Madagascar, for the people who build here.

In Madagascar, SMS still runs the economy: one-time codes, delivery updates, and MVola, Orange Money and Airtel Money confirmations all arrive as text messages. Yet sending SMS from software meant renting a foreign gateway, paying per message in hard currency, and routing local traffic abroad.

Kisoasms takes the opposite route. The Android phones Malagasy businesses already own become the gateway: pair a phone, get an API, and send from your own SIMs at carrier rates. Mobile-money confirmations land as structured records and webhooks instead of unread inbox clutter.

Kisoa means pig in Malagasy — hence the mascot carrying messages by paper plane.