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Toomti is selling a "Painkiller." We are solving the problem of mechanic extortion and guesswork
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Instead of waiting for your car to break down, Toomti connected car tells you exactly what needs attention and when, saving thousands in unexpected repairs.
The real 'tax' on Nigerian car ownership is the mechanic trust deficit.
We spend around ₦800k/year on guesswork & "try your luck" repairs. It’s an efficiency crisis.
I’ve been testing @TryToomti. It’s not just GPS, it’s an AI layer that predicts faults before you hit workshop.
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We're pioneering next-gen AI vehicle tech: remote OBD-II diagnostics, GPS tracking, and predictive maintenance to foresee breakdowns before they strand Africa's fleets. In a continent where roads chew vehicles daily, we're slashing downtime for early adopters
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We’re tired of seeing businesses lose money to unexpected vehicle breakdowns. It’s 2025,your car should tell you it’s sick before it dies.
That’s why we built Toomti
We combined real-time OBDII diagnostics with AI to predict maintenance issues before they happen.
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The real 'tax' on Nigerian car ownership is the mechanic trust deficit.
We spend around ₦800k/year on guesswork & "try your luck" repairs. It’s an efficiency crisis.
I’ve been testing @TryToomti. It’s not just GPS, it’s an AI layer that predicts faults before you hit workshop.
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Having car troubles? Let @TryToomti help you.
Toomti’s AI diagnoses issues early – 98% accuracy in predicting failures means you fix problems before you’re stranded.
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Over 86 % of fleets already trust telematics.
They’re pocketing up to 35 % in maintenance savings as well
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Replying to @LordChuks3
Massive congrats on the launch!
That “stranded at night” story hits home and it’s exactly why we built @TryToomti’s predictive OBDII diagnostics to catch issues BEFORE they strand drivers.
Your mechanic network + our early warnings = powerful combo? What do you think?
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SEO News: Google has officially removed the Sitelinks Search Box feature for websites as of today.
This was a change that was announced last month and the time has arrived, where I'm now unable to see the feature appearing within the branded sitelinks extension.
It is said that usage of the feature has dropped over time which has resulted in its removal as a structured data enhancement for sites. The same goes for the report in Google Search Console and within the Rich Results Test.
As with the deprecation of most rich result features that are based on structured data, Google's advice is that there is no need to remove the markup. But if you do, just make sure that it doesn't impact other markup types on your site if you decide to go down that route.











