Query Africa
in natural language
Kekeli analyzes official data — GDP, health, energy, democracy — across 54 African countries, in seconds. No hallucinations.
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Query Africa without SQL or spreadsheets
Type your question in plain English or French. Kekeli understands countries, indicators, and time ranges — and returns verified answers instantly.
Senegal 58% · Ghana 79% · 14 countries analyzed · 2018–2024
Compare up to 10 countries simultaneously
Trends, rankings, side-by-side analysis across 300+ indicators. Export everything as clean Excel in one click.
GDP Growth — West & East Africa
2024Every figure is real. Every time.
Kekeli never invents data. Every answer is grounded in a real database row — with the table name, country code, and year attached.
Real figure verified
Nigeria GDP per capita 2023: $2,184
row: NGA · year: 2023 · value: 2184.12
Without Kekeli
AI invents: "Nigeria GDP per capita 2023: $4,900" — hallucination.
How it works
From question to report
in seconds.
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Ask your question
In English or French — just like writing to a colleague. Kekeli understands context, countries, and indicators.
« Compare unemployment rate Senegal vs Ghana 2018–2024 »
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AI queries the data
Kekeli automatically cross-references the best available official databases for your query. No hallucinations.
→ Cross-referencing official databases automatically
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Instant report
Multi-country analysis, comparisons, trends. One-click Excel export. Verified dates.
↓ Report.xlsx · 5 countries · 7 years · 3 indicators
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across 54 African countries
Click a category to highlight its data points across 54 African countries.
Trusted by researchers
across the continent.
I used to spend days compiling GDP data from multiple World Bank spreadsheets. With Kekeli, I get a cross-country analysis in 30 seconds — with sources attached.
Amara Diallo
Economic Researcher, ECOWAS
The hallucination problem with AI was blocking our team from using it for official reports. Kekeli cites every figure directly from BigQuery — that's the difference.
Chioma Okonkwo
Data Analyst, African Development Bank
Comparing health indicators across 10 countries used to require a dedicated analyst for a week. Now I ask Kekeli and have the table ready before my next meeting.
Kwame Asante
Public Health Consultant, WHO Africa
Being able to ask questions in natural language — and get back verified numbers with the exact source — is exactly what African policy research has been missing.
Fatou Ndiaye
Policy Advisor, UNDP Dakar
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