Investor concept · Sept 2026

Every bar tab, digital, paid and remembered.

TabTrack turns paper tabs into a real-time digital flow — order, bill, mobile-money payment, receipt and loyalty — for restaurants, bars and hotels, starting in Tanzania.

Tanzanian friends toasting on a Dar es Salaam rooftop with a digital TabTrack bill

Download the investor pitch

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Market opportunity

Thousands of Tanzanian venues still run on paper tabs and cash. Leakage, billing errors and zero customer data cost owners daily. Mobile money is everywhere — the payment rail is ready.

Business model

Monthly SaaS subscription per venue (≈ TZS 80k), a small fee on digital payments, onboarding fees and add-ons like hardware bundles, loyalty and promotions.

Why now, why us

A working prototype already maps the flow. DigiStorm brings local hospitality and tech know-how to ship a production platform in 4 months.

The platform

One flow from order to loyalty

Couple scanning a QR menu at a Zanzibar beach restaurant

Scan & order

QR menus and a live digital tab for every table.

Waiter taking an order on a tablet in an Arusha hotel lounge

Staff ordering

Waiters send orders straight to the kitchen and bar.

Friends splitting a restaurant bill on their phones

Split the bill

Each friend pays their own share from their phone.

Woman paying her bill with mobile money

Mobile-money pay

Instant payment, digital receipt and tipping.

Venue owner reviewing a sales dashboard

Owner insights

Real-time sales, staff and stock analytics.

Friends celebrating at a rooftop bar

Loyalty & events

Coupons, rewards and bookings bring guests back.

Three-year picture

800
Venues by end of Year 3
TZS 964.5M
Year 3 revenue
~669
Break-even venues
Month 28–31
Expected break-even

The funding ask

TZS 400M (≈ USD 150k)

18 months of runway to develop, host, brand, promote, market and monetize. Terms open for discussion.

Develop 45%Host & secure 5%Brand 6%Promote & market 15%Compliance & kits 9%Working capital 20%