Mookh
Platform · this deep dive is built from the official pages of the platform itself and of the tools that support it.
Overview
Mookh is a Kenyan platform for selling tickets and goods that calls itself the one “making commerce social”: that is exactly how its home page is titled — “MOOKH: Making Commerce Social”. Behind that phrasing stands the chain “event organizer or seller — a link shared in messengers and social networks — payment — an electronic ticket”.
The operator is named in the structured markup of the home page: MOOKH AFRICA LTD, founded in 2015, founder Erick Thimba, address — Lavington, Nairobi; the contact email and support telephone number are given in the same place, and the service area is named as Kenya (the Organization markup on mookh.com). The company gives the same details as the developer on Google Play: MOOKH AFRICA LIMITED, Mbabane Road, Lavington, 00200 Nairobi, Kenya.
The site mookh.com is assembled by a script in the browser: without one, the pages return only a title and a message about the need to enable JavaScript.
Who's here
The only open quantitative data are app installs on Google Play: the MOOKH Entry+ ticket scanner shows “1K+ downloads”, and the corporate scanner FastPass by MOOKH “100+ downloads”. This is an app store counter, not a measurement of the platform's audience: the scanner is used by staff at the entrance, not by attendees.
The geography the company names itself is Kenya: that is what is given as the service area in the markup of the home page, and the developer's address on Google Play is Nairobi.
The language is English: the site pages and app descriptions are in English.
Getting started
Registration for an organizer and a seller takes place on the site itself. What is visible from the outside are the contacts for getting started: the support address support@mookh.africa is given in the app listing on Google Play, and the general address hello@mookh.africa in the markup of the home page.
What you can publish
The main object is an event with tickets of different categories. Indirect confirmation of how a ticket is built comes from the scanner's description: a ticket can be checked by QR code, ticket number or order number, that is, every ticket has a graphical code, a text identifier and a link to an order.
How to grow
The platform's own positioning is social distribution: the slogan “Making Commerce Social” on the home page points to selling through shared links rather than through an internal catalogue with search. Neither an ad manager nor paid promotion of events is declared on the open pages.
What the platform offers in addition is a service, not an algorithm. The scanner's description says plainly: “we not only give you tools but also provide professional entrance management services”; if you need trained staff for checking tickets, access control and organizing the flow at the entrance, the company invites you to get in touch.
Path to monetization
The platform does not pay authors: this is a selling tool, not a medium. An organizer earns from tickets, a seller from goods.
The platform does not name the size of its commission on the open pages: neither a percentage, nor a fixed fee, nor payout timings for an organizer.
Tools and automation
The platform does have an official programmatic interface. The domain api.mookh.com serves a portal titled “Mookh 2.0 APIs”, with sections “API Documentation” and “API Playground” and a link to the release notes for Mookh 2.5. However, the same place says: “you are not signed in, and only authorized users have access to the site”. The documentation address api.mookh.com/docs/ redirects to a Django REST framework sign-in form.
The standard tools are two mobile apps for organizers. The platform describes MOOKH Entry+ like this: fast scanning, checking by QR code, ticket number or order number, real-time attendance tracking and an offline mode with subsequent data synchronization; the app has been released for iOS too — MOOKH Entry+ in the App Store, developer MOOKH AFRICA LIMITED. The company describes the second app in a single phrase: a corporate app for scanning at events with a high flow of visitors; its listing was updated on 22 July 2026.
Limits and rules
The terms of service, the refund policy and the conditions for organizers on mookh.com are served by the same script as the rest of the site.
A formal restriction concerns programmatic access: it is closed to unauthorized users, which the portal api.mookh.com states directly.
The age label of the scanner app in the App Store is 17+; on Google Play the same apps are marked as suitable for all ages (the MOOKH Entry+ listing).
Who it's for
It suits event organizers in Kenya: concerts, festivals, conferences and private events — that is exactly the range the platform lists in the description of its scanner. It is useful to those whose sales run through sending a link in messengers rather than through their own site with a catalogue.
It does not suit authors and media projects: there are no payouts for content. Nor will it suit those planning integration with external systems before signing a contract: the API documentation is closed, and its composition cannot be assessed in advance.
Verified data
The checked data this deep dive rests on.
About the platform
the structured markup of the home page gives: MOOKH AFRICA LTD, founded in 2015, founder Erick Thimba, an address in the Lavington district of Nairobi, service area — Kenya
schema.org Organization markup
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the developer of the apps on Google Play is MOOKH AFRICA LIMITED, Mbabane Road, Lavington, 00200 Nairobi, Kenya; the support address is support@mookh.africa
App store data
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the platform titles its home page «MOOKH: Making Commerce Social» — there is no other self-description in the available markup
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Who's here
on Google Play the MOOKH Entry+ ticket scanner shows «1K+ downloads» and the corporate scanner FastPass by MOOKH «100+ downloads»
This is an app store counter, not the platform's audience: the scanner is used by staff at the entrance
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Business terms
besides tools the platform offers a paid entrance management service: trained staff for checking tickets, access control and organizing the flow
The price of the service is not published
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What you can publish
a ticket has a QR code, a text number and a link to an order: the scanner checks a ticket by QR code, ticket number or order number
Indirect confirmation of how a ticket is built, from the app description
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Restrictions
the mookh.com site is a single-page application: without script execution all addresses, including the terms of use and the «about the company» section, return only a title and a demand to enable JavaScript
OUR check on 28.07.2026; we did not use a browser panel and did not bypass any protection
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Sources diverge: the age label of the scanner app differs between the stores: the App Store gives 17+, Google Play «for all ages»
A DISCREPANCY between the labels of the same app in two stores
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API access
the documentation address api.mookh.com/docs/ redirects to a Django REST framework sign-in form; the docs.mookh.com domain that the portal links to did not resolve when requested
OUR check on 28.07.2026; we did not create an account
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an official programmatic interface exists: the api.mookh.com domain serves a «Mookh 2.0 APIs» portal with «API Documentation» and «API Playground» sections and a link to the release notes for Mookh 2.5, but access is open only to authorized users
The set of methods, the limits and the conditions for obtaining a key could not be verified
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Languages
the interface language of the home page: en
The language is taken from the markup attribute, the versions from hreflang
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all the pages and app descriptions checked are in English
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