Africa’s data should run on Africa’s infrastructure.
Dekka is sovereign compute, data and AI infrastructure, starting in Ghana. Run where you can see who is in control, and decide what personal data reaches systems abroad.
Every record we keep is part of someone’s life. We owe them infrastructure that answers to the laws they live under.
The people behind every record. Each row in your database is a person who trusted you with their health, their money or their name. They deserve the protection of the laws they live under, wherever your software comes from.
The law you answer to. Ghana’s Data Protection Act holds you accountable for the personal data you keep, wherever it’s hosted. That duty is easier to meet when you can say exactly where the data is and who can reach it.
The AI Africa builds next. The models that serve Africa will learn from African data. They should run on infrastructure Africa can govern, with meaningful control over what personal information reaches systems beyond its borders.
Push to GitHub, and Dekka builds, connects and runs it.
Each service gets its own build, domain and logs. Connect one to a database and Dekka sets the variables and restarts it, so the line on the canvas is real configuration.
In pilotWhat you can use today, and what comes next.

AI Gateway
In developmentOne OpenAI-compatible endpoint for the models you use, with rules about where each project’s prompts may go.
Explore the AI Gateway
Veil
In developmentVeil finds Ghanaian personal details in a prompt and redacts them before the request leaves for a provider.
See how Veil works
Research
What we learned about how personal data is written, linked and shared in Ghana, and what that means for anyone who holds it.
Read the research
- Managed platformApplications, workers and scheduled jobs deployed from GitHubIn pilot
- WorkspaceA canvas where every connection is real configuration, and blueprints to repeat itIn pilot
- Templatesn8n, OpenClaw, Hermes Agent and more, deployed with their databases and keysIn pilot
- DataPostgreSQL, Redis and S3-compatible object storageIn pilot
- Servers and GPUsVirtual machines and GPUs for workloads you run yourselfPlanned
Built for everyone who holds other people’s data.
- HealthA patient’s history.Kept where the patient lives, under the law that protects them.
- Financial servicesA family’s savings.Every balance and transfer held at home, with each change on record.
- LegalA client’s case file.Privileged documents that stay in the country they concern.
- Public sectorA citizen’s identity.Records a nation can account for, on infrastructure it can inspect.
- Developers and startupsA customer’s orders.For the teams building what Ghana buys, books and pays with next.
- Education and researchA student’s results.Data about African lives, studied and stored in Africa.
Pilot pricing, in cedis.
Three plans with their limits stated, including CPU, memory and outbound traffic for every application.
- 1 application with up to 0.5 vCPU and 256 MiB
- 100 MiB of PostgreSQL
- 250 MiB of object storage
- 100 build minutes
- 5 GB of outbound traffic
- 3 applications, each with up to 1 vCPU and 512 MiB
- 1 GiB of PostgreSQL
- 2 GiB of object storage
- 300 build minutes
- 50 GB of outbound traffic
- Custom domains
- 8 applications, each with up to 2 vCPU and 1 GiB
- 5 GiB of PostgreSQL
- 10 GiB of object storage
- 1,000 build minutes
- 200 GB of outbound traffic
- Custom domains
Need more than these plans include?
Tell us what you’re running and we’ll put together a plan with the capacity, support and terms you need.
Prices we’re testing with early teams. Nobody is charged while the pilot runs.Compare plans
Bring your product home.
We’re working with a small group of developers and small teams during the pilot. Tell us what you’re building and we’ll be in touch.