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Sedeya

About Sedeya

Signatures that hold up here

Signing a contract in Conakry meant printing it, driving it across town, and hoping the scan was legible. Sedeya was built so it does not — an e-signature service designed for Guinean law, Guinean networks and Guinean budgets.

Sedeya is a new product. The team behind it is not. Eleven years of building systems that had to keep running, turned into one product.

Aissatou DialloSignature sealed

What we optimise for

Three constraints, not three features

Three constraints shaped every decision in the product. They are not features we added later.

  • Built for how contracts work here

    French first, evidence you can hand to a lawyer, and an audit trail that records who signed what, when and from where — the questions a Guinean court actually asks.

  • Works on the connection you have

    Signing works on a 3G phone on a bad day. Pages stay light, documents stream rather than download whole, and a dropped connection resumes instead of restarting.

  • Sovereign by default

    Your documents stay yours. Run Sedeya on our infrastructure or host it inside your own, on your own servers, under your own policy — the same software either way.

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Where the documents live

Key focus on sovereignty

Documents sit on our managed infrastructure by default, encrypted at rest, with every access recorded in the audit trail. If your policy requires them to stay on your own servers, Sedeya can be self-hosted — the same software, deployed inside your perimeter.

Who builds it

Built by Kalinko Labs

Kalinko Labs is a software company founded in 2015 in Conakry. We build for African constraints — intermittent power, costly bandwidth, and systems that have to keep running for years without a rewrite. Sedeya is what happens when that discipline meets electronic signatures.

Years of experience
11+
Uptime SLA
99.9%
  • A decade building for institutions, telecoms and public bodies in the region
  • Engineering, design and operations in one team, in your time zone
  • Systems designed to be handed over, documented and maintained locally
  • Support in French and English, from people who answer the phone
Where the product is built.
The conditions we design for.

How we work

  • Pragmatic innovation

    We ship what solves the problem in front of us, not what demos well. A feature earns its place by removing a step someone does today.

  • Technical excellence

    Signatures are evidence. The cryptography, the audit trail and the storage are built to be examined, not just to work on a good day.

  • Measurable impact

    Days saved per contract, trips avoided, agreements closed. If a change does not move one of those, it is decoration.

  • Lasting partnership

    We stay after the rollout. Migrations, training and the awkward integration questions are part of the work, not an upsell.

The people

The team

A small group in Conakry, building the tool we wanted to use ourselves.

  • Lamine Kalinko

    Founder & CEO

    Founded Kalinko Labs in 2015 to build software that survives African operating conditions. Sets the product direction for Sedeya.

  • Aissatou Diallo

    Chief Technology Officer

    Owns the signature engine, the audit trail and the self-hosted deployment path. Answers the security questionnaires personally.

  • Amadou Bah

    Director of Operations

    Runs onboarding, migrations and support. The person your team will actually talk to during a rollout.

  • Fatoumata Camara

    UX Designer

    Designs the signing experience for people who have never used an e-signature tool, on the phone they already own.

Frequently asked questions

Kalinko Labs, a software company founded in 2015 and based in Conakry. It has built systems for institutions, telecoms and public bodies across the region for a decade; Sedeya is its electronic-signature product.

On our managed infrastructure by default, with documents encrypted at rest and access recorded in the audit trail. If your policy requires the data to stay on your own servers, Sedeya can be self-hosted — it is the same software, deployed inside your perimeter.

Guinean law recognises electronic writing and signature as evidence where the signer can be identified and the document's integrity is guaranteed. Sedeya is built around exactly that: identity verification at signing, a sealed document, and a timestamped audit trail you can produce as evidence.

Send us a message describing what you sign and how often. We reply with a short call, set up an account you can test with real documents, and only then talk about a plan.

Want to talk it through?

Tell us what your team signs today and we will tell you honestly whether Sedeya fits.