Musika is Zimbabwe's marketplace. Recruiters walk into real shops, talk to the owner and upload the shop — photos, products, prices — so it can start selling online.

We've already put hundreds of shops on the map from Google and OpenStreetMap — tuckshops, butcheries, hardware stores, phone shops. Gold pins are up for grabs. Green ones are yours. Grey ones are being worked by someone else. White ones are already on Musika.

Tap a gold pin and it's yours for 48 hours — nobody else can take it. Upload it or release it; after two days it quietly goes back to the pool.
Tuckshops, market stalls, a kiosk by the bus stop. Drop a pin where you stand, name it, and it's on the map and claimed for you.
Live counts, a leaderboard per bounty, and duplicate checks so the first verified upload always wins.
Create your account with your name, phone and email. Then verification: your ID document (national ID, passport or driver's licence), a selfie holding it, your date of birth, and where you live. Ops check everything and approve you, usually within a day. Bounties are only ever paid to a real, identified person.

Join the bounty for your city. Pick up to three gold pins near you — or drop your own for the tuckshop nobody has mapped — and tap Go for directions. Explain Musika to the owner: free listing, 2% commission, couriers handle delivery.

Five minutes with the owner: their name and phone, the exact address, two or more photos straight from your camera, and at least three products with prices. That list becomes the shop's starter catalogue when they join. Your phone's location is recorded as you submit.

Ops phone the owner and check the photos. Every shop's status and their notes appear in your list, updated live. Each bounty tier you reach is credited to your Musika wallet the moment the shop is verified — no invoices, no chasing.

Every reward you earn is credited to your Musika wallet as soon as ops verify the shop. Once 25 of your shops are verified, the Withdraw button unlocks and you ask for your money whenever you want it — all of it, or part.


Installs like an app, works on mid-range Android, copes with patchy signal, and updates live as ops review your shops.
Each bounty tier you reach is credited to your Musika wallet straight away. Once 25 of your shops are verified you can request a withdrawal to your own EcoCash, OneMoney, Telecash, InnBucks or bank account — ops send it within a few days and you get a notification with the reference.
It doesn't count, and you'll see why in the app (wrong number, couldn't confirm, duplicate). If ops just need more information you can add photos or a note and it goes back into review.
Nothing bad. After 48 hours it goes back to the pool for someone else. You can also release it early from the map.
Each bounty is for one city. Shops elsewhere are flagged as outside the area and won't count towards it. New cities open as bounties.
No. Listing is free. Musika takes a small commission on sales made through the marketplace, and couriers deliver the orders.
A Zimbabwean national ID, a passport or a driver's licence — or another government-issued ID if that's what you have. You'll also give your date of birth, home address and a selfie holding the document. We keep this private and only use it to verify you or, in cases of fraud, to assist the authorities.
The first verified submission wins. Claims on the map stop you working the same shop at the same time, and the app checks the owner's phone number and nearby shops with similar names.
Still deciding? Start your application — you can stop at any point, and nothing counts until you upload your first shop.