PikaSocial

A feed you
can actually
eat tonight.

Real dishes from real kitchens across Nairobi. Every post comes with the ways to have it: cook it, order it nearby, or book the cook.
Every version of pilau
Swipe left to see them all
Achieng saved it
Added to her Tonight tray
A family Circle with its recipes, votes and shared plates
Tables in PikaSocial: supper clubs in Nairobi homes

What it is

PikaSocial is where food is shared: reels and posts, your nightly Sahani plate, Circles for family and friends, and Tables, supper at a host’s home.

Why it’s good

  1. Every dish you see links to a way to have it: cook it, order it or book it
  2. Circles keep family recipes and plates among the people you choose
  3. Tables hosts hold a food-safety certificate, and seats are paid safely

For you

Scroll food, not noise.

The For you feed learns what your house actually eats, not what gets clicks. Every video has a recipe underneath it, and a button that turns it into supper.

For you
Dishes picked for your house, allergy-aware
Following
Only the cooks and friends you chose, in order
Near me
Pots, chefs and flash suppers within your delivery range
Your Tonight tray: everything you saved today, sorted into the quickest ways to eat it
The For you feed in PikaSocial: dishes picked for your household

Versions

Swipe left for everyone’s take.

One dish, many kitchens. See how home cooks and chefs each make the same pilau, and cook the version you like.

  1. The originalCoast-style pilau
  2. With saffronA Lamu take
  3. Cousin dishPlov, the Central Asian way
  4. 30 minutesA weeknight version
  5. SpicyWith extra pili pili
  6. LighterLow salt, more greens

Every version links back to the one it came from. That’s the cook chain: credit always flows to the original cook.

Sahani in PikaSocial: tonight’s plates from your circle, side by side

Sahani

Show your plate. See your people’s.

Once a day, everyone posts what’s actually on their plate. No filters, no staging. Just your circle’s suppers, side by side.

  • One plate a night, from the people you choose
  • Keep a streak going with the family, however far apart
  • Only you see your memories; resharing is up to you

Circles

Small kitchens, shared.

Private groups for family, neighbours or the office. Keep Mum’s recipes in one cookbook, plan the week’s suppers, split a big pot.

  1. Save it to tonightTap the plate on any post and it lands in your Tonight tray.
  2. Put it to a voteThe family picks from the tray before five; one veto each.
  3. One basketThe kit, the pot and the dessert come together, with one rider.
A family Circle: tonight’s vote, the week plan, cooking together and the family cookbook
Supper tonight? The household votes on dishes from the tray, with one veto each

Tables

Supper, at a host’s table.

Small, ticketed dinners in Nairobi homes, hosted by cooks and chefs you follow. Strangers at seven, friends by dessert.

  • Every host is ID-checked and holds a food-safety certificate
  • Take a seat with M-Pesa; your diet note goes to the host
  • The exact address is shared the day before
Tables in PikaSocial: supper clubs in Nairobi homes, with seats you can take
Seat booked and paid with M-Pesa: when to arrive, what to bring and your diet note shared with the host
Host a table: set the night, the seats and the menu; ID and hygiene checks come before you publish

For creators and hosts

Post a dish. Get paid when it’s cooked.

Every recipe you post can sell MealKits, and every version cooked from yours credits you through the cook chain. Creators earn a share of what their posts sell; hosts are paid for every seat.

Scroll it. Eat it.

Get PikaSocial in the PikaBox app, or watch on the web. Whatever you see, you can have.

Watch on the web

Nairobi’s food, all in one place.