New App set to make life easier

Monday, November 13, 2017

Struggling to find critical service provision facilities in the city is now a thing of the past following the recent launch of a mobile finder app dubbed ‘Seek iT’.

Developed by App Smart Mobile Solutions, the app was designed to be used by both tourists and local residents to find their way around Botswana, and also to find value added offers such as discounts and giveaways.

One of the developers, who is also the chief executive officer of App Smart Mobile Solutions, Opelo Mothukuthedi said the app is packed with value for the local community and travellers alike, connecting local businesses with the community it serves.

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