Xilolo, a live experience platform from Nigerian developer and founder, G.U Abraham, the founder of Zagasm Global Limited, is positioning itself as an all-in-one alternative to the patchwork of tools most creators currently use one app for streaming, another for course hosting, a third-party checkout for payments, and a group chat to manage the community.
The company says Xilolo automates ticketing, payments, and access for live events, pre-recorded courses, and digital products under one dashboard, and gives creators direct ownership of their attendee lists and customer data rather than relying on a social platform’s algorithm or policies.
Those are the company’s own claims. The app is new enough that neither the App Store nor Google Play shows a meaningful volume of user ratings yet, so there’s no independent track record to weigh them against.
Xilolo is a global model. But “all-in-one” is already the pitch from established players: Kajabi (courses and funnels), Circle and Mighty Networks (community and live events), Patreon and Substack (subscriptions), and Skool (courses plus community). Even some of those platforms have features that are bolted on rather than natively integrated.
The problem Xilolo is targeting is real, surveys of creators consistently show most don’t feel their time investment pays off financially, and most worry about depending on platforms they don’t control. That’s the same anxiety every “own your audience” tool has sold against for years.
The open question is execution, Can Xilolo deliver the reliability, cross-border payments, and uptime creators need, in a category where bigger, better-funded competitors are still working out the same kinks. We have to wait and see!
