The Distribution Layer
for Global Apps in North Africa

Clementine is a distribution broker, not an app developer or a storefront operator. We sit between global consumer apps and North African distributors — telecoms, retailers, OEMs, app stores — and handle carrier billing, mobile-money payment, and Arabic/French localization, so publishers don't have to build any of it themselves.

Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Mauritania, and Egypt. Egypt has the most developed carrier-billing infrastructure today; Libya and Mauritania are the least served and represent the earliest-stage opportunity.

The Mobile SDK drops into your existing app and handles local payments and localization while you keep your own front door. The REST API is a headless option for teams building their own storefront or bundle. The White-Label App is a ready-to-brand app you can put your name on and launch without building anything yourself. All three run on the same catalogue and back-end relationships — the difference is how much you want to build.

It's an infrastructure problem, not a demand problem. Many of these apps are already used organically across the region. What's missing is a way to get paid — card penetration is as low as ~10% in Egypt, cash and cash-on-delivery still dominate, and few global apps have a carrier-billing or mobile-money relationship in any of these six markets. That's the specific gap Clementine closes.

Not yet, honestly. Clementine is a new company at the early-partnership stage, and we're recruiting our first publishers and distributors now. The model itself is already proven elsewhere in the region — Anghami's 35+ carrier-billing partnerships, Orange's carrier billing for Spotify in Morocco, Truecaller's live Telecom Egypt integration, Altibbi's revenue-share with Libyana in Libya — we're packaging that same model across six markets, not claiming to have run it ourselves yet.

It depends on integration path, markets, and volume, since carrier billing, mobile money, and localization each carry different commercial terms. We structure every partnership individually rather than publish a flat rate card — get in touch and we'll put together a proposal for your specific case.

Categories like health and wellness, education, entertainment, dating and social, mobility and delivery, travel, kids' safety, productivity, and mobile gaming — the kinds of consumer apps our platform is built to carry. Fintech, neobank, and physical-goods e-commerce are outside our scope today.