Rovify

Young athletes move between schools, universities, clubs, academies and national programmes. Their performance history rarely moves with them.

I thought the problem was visibility: scouts couldn't see talent.

Visibility without verification isn't much use. What institutions needed was a record they could trust, one that persisted as the athlete moved between them, with clear rules for transfers.

An athlete registry with league, tournament, analytics and transfer-governance workflows, integrated with MTN Rwanda MoMo.

The RYA Launch Cup in Kigali (April 2026), a university basketball tournament, became a live field test: I organised it, coordinated delivery and institutional relationships, and ran it on verified digital performance records.

22,000

registered athletes

ALU Venture Lab with Rovify (2026).

Portability is part of trust. A record that can't leave the institution that created it only partly belongs to the person it describes.

Rovify asks the question of people rather than goods or machines: how a person's performance becomes a record that institutions they haven't met yet can trust.