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Kiungo — links and QR codes for Jiji and Bikroy

Kiungo is the internal link and QR-code tool used by the Jiji and Bikroy teams. It helps teams manage links for campaigns, social posts and printed materials in Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Uganda, Tanzania and Bangladesh.

Sign in to Kiungo

Jembo, the Jiji mascot, scanning a QR code with a phone

One link for a campaign

Teams use Kiungo to create short links, prepare QR codes, update destinations and review visit statistics. A printed QR can keep the same address when its destination changes, so a campaign can be updated without replacing the code itself.

Links can open a marketplace page, an app-download destination or another resource selected by the team, such as a social profile or a map. Destinations may vary by country, device or campaign schedule.

Opening a link

You do not need a Kiungo account or Google sign-in to open a public short link or scan a QR code. The destination site or app may have its own sign-in requirements.

Kiungo records limited visit information to help teams understand how their links are used. Campaign tags may travel with the link to the destination. Read our Privacy Policy for details.

Access for the team

The administration area is for authorised Jiji and Bikroy staff and approved collaborators. Sign-in uses Google through Cloudflare Access. Kiungo uses basic account information to identify team members, apply permissions and record changes to links. It does not request access to your Gmail messages, Drive files or contacts.

Contact

For help with Kiungo, to report an unexpected destination or to ask about your data, contact vs@jiji.ng. Include the short link if your question is about a particular QR code.