Hitting #55 on the entertainment chart proves Zagasm has something powerful in its hands — real user demand. But that raises a serious question: Why limit that momentum to just one platform?
With over 70% of global smartphone users on Android, keeping Zagasm exclusive to the App Store means the majority of the world still can’t access it. Millions of potential users — especially across Africa, where Android dominates — are watching from the sidelines while only iOS users get to be part of the movement.
For a platform that positions itself as Africa’s biggest tech movement, staying iOS-only feels more like a test phase than a true expansion strategy. The network effect thrives on numbers, culture thrives on inclusivity — and Android is where both explode.
So the question now is clear:
Will Zagasm stay limited by platform — or step into its full potential by going where the people are?
Why Is Zagasm Still an iOS-Only Platform?
