Your Digital Farmer Assistant & Marketplace for Cameroon
Moonso Link connects farmers, buyers, and agricultural value chain actors across Cameroon — all through WhatsApp and Telegram. List products, search for what you need, check market prices, and get farming advice, all from your phone.
Created by CODE::DEV
Cameroonian farmers struggle to find buyers for their produce, while buyers struggle to find quality products at fair prices. Information is scattered, middlemen take large cuts, and there's no central platform for agricultural trade.
Moonso Link fixes this. A free, AI-powered marketplace that works on the messaging apps Cameroonians already use.
- Farmers list products with quantity, price, location, and photos
- Buyers search by product, town, region, or price
- Market prices shown alongside listings for fair trading
- Interested buyers can express interest — the farmer gets notified instantly
- Natural language search: "Find tomatoes in Douala"
- Browse by price: "Maize under 200 XAF"
- See where products are sold: "Where is corn being sold?"
- View full listing details with farmer name, phone, and description
- Farmers submit a selfie + ID card photo
- Admin reviews and verifies the account
- Verified farmers' listings are visible to all buyers
- Builds trust in the marketplace
- View your profile, role, and verification status
- Upgrade from buyer to farmer
- Update your name or region
- See and manage your own listings
- Report issues — disease outbreaks, product shortages
- Post farming problems — pests, soil issues, weather difficulties
- Give and receive advice — solutions from the community
- View active alerts — disease warnings, shortage notices in your area
- Send voice messages instead of typing
- Automatically transcribed and processed
- Link your WhatsApp and Telegram accounts
- Use Moonso Link seamlessly on both platforms
- Send a message to Moonso Link on WhatsApp or Telegram
- Search for products naturally — "Find corn in Yaounde"
- Browse results, use next/previous to navigate pages
- View details — "Show details of listing #3" to see full info
- Express interest — "Interested in listing #2" — the farmer gets your contact
- Start selling — "I want to sell 50kg of corn at 200 XAF"
- Add optional details — location, photos, description
- Verify your account — send "verify my account" and upload selfie + ID
- Get notified when buyers express interest in your listings
- Manage listings — update price, edit info, delete
Maize, Cassava, Tomato, Onion, Plantain, Yam, Cocoyam, Groundnut, Pepper, Beans, Rice, Sorghum, Palm Oil, Banana, Mango
Cow, Goat, Sheep, Pig, Chicken, Duck, Rabbit, Fish
Hoe, Machete, Sprayer, Wheelbarrow, Watering Can
Land Plowing, Harvesting, Transport, Storage
New agricultural products are automatically added to the catalog when farmers list them.
Moonso Link operates across all 10 regions of Cameroon:
| Region | Key City |
|---|---|
| Centre | Yaoundé |
| Littoral | Douala |
| Ouest | Bafoussam |
| Nord | Garoua |
| Sud | Ebolowa |
| Est | Bertoua |
| Adamaoua | Ngaoundéré |
| Nord-Ouest | Bamenda |
| Sud-Ouest | Buéa |
| Extrême-Nord | Maroua |
- WhatsApp — send a message to the Moonso Link number
- Telegram — find @MoonsoLinkBot
- Web dashboard (coming soon) — admin management
CODE::DEV — passionate about using technology to solve real problems for Cameroonian farmers and communities.
- DONFACK TSOPFACT YVES DYLANE — Lead Developer
- KANJO ELKAMIRA NDI (SAMIRA) — Developer
- ENOW EWEH MAC BRENDA — Developer
- SACKA MERCY — Developer
| Component | Technology |
|---|---|
| Backend | Python, FastAPI |
| Messaging | WhatsApp (Unipile), Telegram Bot API |
| AI/ML | Groq LLM (Llama 3.3 70B), Groq Whisper |
| Database | PostgreSQL |
| Storage | Cloudinary (images) |
| Translation | deep-translator + langdetect |
Logo: Assets/logo.jpg
- Primary green representing agriculture
- Clean, friendly messaging tone
- Available in English and French
Help Cameroonian farmers sell more and buy smarter.
Agriculture is the backbone of Cameroon's economy. Moonso Link makes it easier for everyone in the chain — from the farmer in Bamenda to the buyer in Douala.