Built for the operators of the next Africa.

Juba OS is the local-first AI infrastructure layer beneath Dalil and AI Concierge — two live products serving Moroccan tourism and hospitality. No data leaves the building.

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I.The AI Operating System for African Enterprise

II.Why Juba

Named after a scholar-king who ran an empire and wrote the books.

Juba II of Numidia ruled Mauretania — modern-day Morocco — from 25 BC for over forty years. Roman-educated but Berber-rooted, he governed an empire while writing books in Greek and Latin on geography, history, theatre and natural science. He commissioned harbours, founded cities, sponsored Atlantic exploration — and never stopped publishing.

Most kings of his era either ruled or wrote. Juba did both.

Two thousand years later, that is still the rarest founder profile in the room. Juba OS is built for it.

III.What runs on Juba

Two live products. One sovereign infrastructure layer.

Dalil
Guest-facing tourism agent
A multilingual trip-planning AI for Morocco with 19,000 curated points of interest, Instagram-integrated events, and a WhatsApp agent that knows your hotel, your dietary restrictions, and the best riad rooftop in walking distance.
Live in beta · Casablanca → MENA → Africa
AI Concierge
Hotel-facing memory layer
An on-property AI that remembers every guest, every preference, every interaction — so junior staff can serve like ten-year veterans, and your data never leaves the building. First deployment closing this week with a Rabat hotel chain.
First paid deployment · April 2026

— Vertical packs for legal, finance, and consulting are next on the roadmap.

IV.Built by

Nawfal Saadi

Founder · Operator-builder · Casablanca

By day I run development on a multi-billion-dollar green hydrogen megaproject in Egypt — Director, Business Development MENA & Green H2 at Scatec ASA. Fifty people on my team, board-level reporting, fourteen years across the African and MENA renewable energy sector.

By night I build Juba OS. Self-taught LLM engineering, agent orchestration, voice pipelines, memory graphs — all of it from 9 PM to 4 AM in Casablanca, between the school run for my two-year-old and the next Scatec board pack.

Most operators in MENA do not ship code. Most builders in MENA do not run megaprojects. The duality is the moat.

Casablanca, Morocco