About Klaustar
Why we're building this
Nigerian cities are full of life, but discovering it is harder than it should be. What's actually happening near you tonight — the five-a-side game that needs two more players, the book club in the next neighbourhood, the food hangout on Saturday — mostly spreads through private group chats and word of mouth. If you're not already in the right circle, it's invisible.
Klaustar makes that layer of city life visible and joinable. It's a mobile app where people host real, small-group activities and others nearby discover and join them. Not ticketed mega-events, not online communities — actual plans, with actual people, close to where you are.
What makes it different
- Hyper-local by design. Everything you see is organised around where you actually are, at neighbourhood scale — not a citywide events listing.
- Verified people, not profiles. Every participant completes NIN identity verification with a matching selfie before they can join anything. Trust is the product.
- Small and social. Activities have limited spots and built-in group chat, so joining means meeting people — not disappearing into a crowd.
- Made for Nigeria. Built in Lagos, priced in naira, with payments through Paystack, and designed around how Nigerian cities actually work — covering all 36 states from day one.
The company
Klaustar is developed and operated by Chatztime Digital Limited, a company registered in Nigeria and based in Lagos. The product is currently in private beta, with an initial invite community in Lagos ahead of a public release on the App Store and Google Play.
For business enquiries, partnerships, or anything else, reach us at seun@klaustar.com — or see the contact page for the right address for your question.
Credits
The animated activity icons in the Klaustar app are Noto Animated Emoji, © Google, used unmodified under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence. Volleyball, handball and pottery animations by ngsk095, Thomas and Panda via LottieFiles, used under the Lottie Simple License.