Collect local network data
Your phone can help check connection quality, availability, and service status.
Kenya operators
Unetwork Kenya
Real phones help verify mobile network quality across Kenya.
If you use Safaricom, Airtel Kenya, Telkom Kenya, Equitel, Faiba, or another Kenyan operator to connect to the internet, you can add useful signal data from the place you live and work.
- Free app
- No upfront payment
- Easy, 5 min setup
What it does
Your device can help test the network.
Unetwork is a free app. It lets your phone, tablet, or desktop computer join supported verification tasks and collect network data needed for telecom network and service verifications.
Complete approved tasks
Some tasks run in the background. Some may ask for one simple action inside the app.
Receive rewards
Kenya campaign rewards are framed around KSh 2,000 to KSh 5,000 when eligible tasks are completed.
Why Kenya matters
Network quality is local.
Mobile operators and internet Wi-Fi operators are both useful. Each connection can show a different part of Kenya's network reality.
An edge network is built to collect data everywhere: big cities, smaller cities, towns, campuses, homes, shops, and offices.
Networks users may run on
- Safaricom
- Airtel Kenya
- Telkom Kenya
- Equitel
- Faiba / Jamii Telecom
- Zuku
- Liquid Intelligent Technologies
- Poa Internet
- Mawingu
- Starlink Kenya
- Other Kenyan operators
Who benefits
Users contribute. Telecom companies learn.
Your device can help build a better view of Kenyan mobile performance. Current Kenya campaign guidance frames rewards around KSh 2,000 to KSh 5,000 when eligible tasks are completed.
More local signal insight
Data from different Kenyan cities helps show where network quality is strong or weak.
Real-device checks
Everyday phones can reveal issues that lab tests and central systems may miss.
Better coverage view
Geographic diversity helps build a clearer picture across carriers, phones, and regions.
Device requirements
Most common phones in Kenya can work.
Use a compatible phone, keep it online, and let the app run when tasks are available.
Android phones
Samsung Galaxy, Tecno, Infinix, and Itel phones are suitable when they run Android 6.0 or above.
iPhone
Use iPhone 7 or newer. The App Store listing currently shows iOS 15.1 or later.
Tablets and desktops
Use tablets and desktop computers where the current Unetwork task path supports them.
Stable uptime
Staying above 80% uptime supports stronger reward performance. Dropping below 80% can reduce daily rewards.
Kenyan connection
Keep the phone connected on Safaricom, Airtel Kenya, Telkom Kenya, Equitel, Faiba, or another stable Kenyan internet connection when tasks allow it.
How to join
Start with a free license code.
- Request a free Unetwork license code.
- Install the official app from Google Play or the App Store.
- Sign in, activate your license, and keep the app allowed to run.
- Complete available verification tasks and keep the phone connected.
Plain answers
Before you join
How does Unetwork work?
Unetwork lets your device join supported verification tasks and collect useful network data.
What do I need to start?
You need a compatible device, a steady connection, and a free Unetwork license code.
How fast is setup?
Setup is simple and usually takes about 5 minutes once you have your license code.
What private content stays private?
Your WhatsApp messages, photos, contacts, and private files are not needed for network verification tasks.
Which Kenyan networks are useful?
Mobile operators, fixed wireless, fibre, and Wi-Fi internet operators can all add useful local signal data when tasks are available.
How are rewards added?
Rewards are added when eligible tasks are completed. Kenya campaign guidance currently frames rewards around KSh 2,000 to KSh 5,000, with crypto wallet withdrawals from about KSh 500, higher crypto totals up to about KSh 15,000, and bank withdrawals from about KSh 20,000 with KYC. Task availability can vary by device, network, location, and demand.