Tile: the African social network where citizens, creators, verified media and businesses meet
3 min de lecture· The TILE team· English

Lead. Most social apps ask you to choose what you are: a follower, a creator, a reader, a buyer. Tile — "the network of progress" — refuses that trade-off. Built in Bamako by Greenfad-SARL, the African social network brings citizens, creators, verified media and businesses onto one platform, on web, Android and iOS.
Four universes, one network
On Tile, ordinary users publish photos, videos, texts and stories, comment, share and chat privately. Creators build a full multimedia presence and get discovered through hashtags and recommendations. Media outlets and organisations get dedicated institutional profiles — like the Malian outlet Mutation, a verified account that publishes its news on the platform (real screenshots, November 2026). Businesses and shops present their activity through professional entity profiles. Four universes, one address book of a country's digital life.
Credibility as a structure, not a sticker

Tile's most distinctive choice is structural: a dedicated "Certified" feed gathers verified institutional accounts, next to the "Network" feed (community) and the "For you" feed (recommendations). A reader who wants institutional information goes to Certified; a reader who wants entertainment stays in Network. The distinction is built into navigation — imitation becomes harder to confuse with the original.
Everything has a stable public address

Every profile, post and business entity on Tile has a shareable public URL — for example `/@{yourname}` for a profile or `/entity/{business}` for a company. Reliable deep links connect the web to the Android and iOS apps, so a shared link always opens the right content. In practice, this turns your presence into an asset: stable, quotable, findable.
Built here, available everywhere
Tile is designed in Bamako by Greenfad-SARL, a digital transformation company operating in Mali, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Burkina Faso and Niger. The African anchoring is not an afterthought: it is the starting point of the product — from the trends users see on the Explore page (real observed hashtags like #tile, #africa, #viral) to the certified media already publishing there. The app is free to download on the official stores.
Key takeaways
- Four universes on one network: citizens, creators, verified media, businesses.
- A structural "Certified" feed separates institutional information from ordinary content.
- Multi-platform: web/PWA, Android and iOS, with stable public URLs and deep links.
Download Tile
- Android (Google Play): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tere.fad
- iOS (App Store): https://apps.apple.com/app/tile/id6819139237
- Web / PWA: https://app.tileofficiel.com
Sources
- Google Play listing "Tile - Le Réseau du Progrès" (accessed November 2026).
- Real app screenshots, November 2026 (credit: TILE screenshot, 2026).
- Publisher site: https://greenfad.tech (verified 2026-11-07).
The TILE team
The official TILE editorial team — Bamako, Mali.


