Staff Writer 
By Beaven Dhliwayo
Group Features Editor
Eazi-Apps, a global leader in mobile app and software development, has officially launched its operations in Zimbabwe, marking a major step forward for digital innovation in the country.
The launch was celebrated with a high-profile event held at the prestigious Borrowdale Brooke Golf Club this past weekend.
Founded in the United Kingdom in 2012, Eazi-Apps has expanded its footprint to over 46 countries worldwide.
Its arrival in Zimbabwe brings with it world-class digital solutions tailored for local businesses — including affordable, professional mobile apps and websites aimed at empowering entrepreneurs, SMEs, and enterprises in every industry.
The launch event drew notable business leaders, tech enthusiasts, and professionals from across the country.
The event created a relaxed yet professional atmosphere where the Eazi-Apps Zimbabwe team had the opportunity to showcase their services and engage directly with the business community.
“We are excited to finally bring the Eazi-Apps brand to Zimbabwe,” said Vincent Lewis, the local representative and presenter at the event.
“Our goal is to support local businesses through digital transformation. With mobile usage dominating internet access in Zimbabwe, there has never been a better time for businesses to go mobile. Don’t be left out in this digital shift.”
Eazi-Apps Zimbabwe offers solutions such as e-commerce apps, booking systems, digital loyalty programs, and custom websites — all designed to help local businesses improve customer engagement, increase sales, and stay competitive in the digital economy.
The company is now fully operational and open to working with clients across all sectors.
Eazi-Apps Zimbabwe is offering solutions that enable businesses to build their own e-commerce platforms, manage bookings, launch digital loyalty programs, and establish custom-built websites.
These tools are especially valuable in a market where traditional advertising and customer engagement methods are becoming less effective.
Through push notifications, real-time analytics, and mobile-first experiences, businesses can now communicate directly with their customers, anticipate needs, and deliver services more efficiently.
In a market like Zimbabwe where many people access the internet via mobile phones, having a strong mobile presence is no longer a luxury but a necessity.
Eazi-Apps enables businesses to meet customers where they already are — on their smartphones.
This provides a significant competitive advantage in sectors such as retail, hospitality, health, education, and services.
One of the key reasons clients should consider Eazi-Apps is the balance it strikes between affordability, quality, and speed.
Unlike traditional development firms, Eazi-Apps offers high-end digital products that are easy to manage, even for users without technical expertise.
The company provides ongoing support and training, ensuring that clients can maintain and grow their platforms with confidence.
For businesses that are looking to scale, reduce costs, or modernise their service delivery, Eazi-Apps offers a smart investment with immediate and measurable benefits.
The company also prides itself on being a true digital partner.
Rather than offering one-size-fits-all solutions, Eazi-Apps Zimbabwe works closely with each client to understand their specific needs and tailor the right digital tools for them.
This personalised approach, combined with a global track record of success, makes Eazi-Apps a trusted ally for businesses navigating today’s fast-changing digital landscape.
Now fully operational, Eazi-Apps Zimbabwe is ready to work with clients across all sectors and industries.
Local businesses are encouraged to book consultations and explore how Eazi-Apps can help them take the next step in their digital journey.
For businesses aiming to remain relevant, competitive, and responsive in a mobile-first world, Eazi-Apps offers not just a solution, but a future.
Eazi-Apps Zimbabwe’s offices are located at Pearl House, 4th Floor, Corner Samora Machel and First Street, Harare.
