No-code USSD builder · Free public alpha

Build your first USSD phone menu without code.

When someone dials a code such as *123#, their phone shows one short screen. They reply with a number or text, and that answer chooses what appears next. Studio lets you build this conversation visually.

No codingNo cardNo shortcode needed to begin
Available today Build, preview and share
The actual USSD Studio workspace with a phone-menu journey beside its phone preview
Today’s result is an interactive browser prototype. It is not yet a dialable phone service.

What you do in Studio

Write the screen. Add the answer. See what happens next.

A first-time builder can learn the basic logic before meeting telecom terms, provider accounts or backend software.
  1. 1

    Write what the phone shows

    Create one short screen at a time: a welcome message, a question, a choice or an ending.

  2. 2

    Choose what each answer does

    Add numbered answers or typed input, then point each answer to the next screen in the journey.

  3. 3

    Try it as the customer

    Use the phone preview to follow every path, correct unfinished answers and publish a fixed browser test.

What you have when you finishA multi-screen browser test you can try yourself. A free verified account can save it, publish a fixed version and create a seven-day read-only share link.

From browser test to live service

The public alpha is the first half. The hosted Hubtel path is still reviewed manually.

Iderwell is developing the no-developer launch and operations path through founding pilots. It is not yet a generally available self-service subscription.
  1. 01Available now

    Build and test

    Create your own supported flow, simulate the conversation and publish a fixed version.

  2. 02Available now

    Share and request review

    Let another person use the browser test, then submit that exact version for a founding live-pilot review.

  3. 03Manual review

    Confirm the live scope

    Iderwell checks the use case, expected traffic, security needs and your Hubtel onboarding position before offering any scope or price.

  4. 04Accepted pilots only

    Connect and operate

    After written agreement and provider approval, Iderwell can build the hosted session service, supported connections and staff operating tools.

What an accepted live scope is designed to cover

The technical pieces a non-developer should not have to invent.

The exact deliverables depend on the reviewed flow, supported connections and provider approval.

  • Iderwell-hosted session serviceThe online application that answers each approved phone request.
  • Provider onboarding detailsAgreed service interaction and fulfilment URLs, a confirmed whitelisting IP and a setup checklist.
  • Supported provider settingsA secure process for the approved Hubtel and related settings needed by the agreed flow.
  • Operations portalAn agreed protected view for sessions, records, payment states, exceptions and service activity.
Iderwell

Builds and operates the agreed software

Studio, the hosted session application, supported connections, operating tools, monitoring and support defined in the written scope.

Your organisation

Owns the service and provider relationship

Your use case, business records, approved Hubtel account, KYC information, provider access and lawful customer communication.

Hubtel or another provider

Controls the telecom and provider channel

Merchant approval, shortcode allocation, network rules, payment or messaging functions, availability and outside charges.

Already have a tested flow?Publish the exact version in Studio and use Request live review. Never paste API keys into the request.
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Before you begin

Straight answers to the important questions.

What will I have after the 5-minute example?

You will understand how one phone screen, a reply and the next screen fit together. You can then open Studio and build your own multi-screen browser prototype.

Can I build my own idea, or only use the examples?

You can build your own supported flow. The lesson and examples are shortcuts for learning, not product limits.

Will people be able to dial my menu when I finish?

Not from the public alpha alone. You can test and share it in a browser. A dialable service needs provider approval, a shortcode and a separately reviewed live implementation.

Do the payment and SMS steps move real money or send messages?

No. They are safe simulations in the public alpha. Real payment and SMS connections are added only through approved provider accounts in an agreed live scope.

How do I ask Iderwell to take it live?

Create a verified Studio account, test and publish the exact version you want reviewed, then choose Request live review inside the workspace. Submission is an application and does not guarantee activation.

Does Iderwell or Hubtel give me the shortcode?

Hubtel or another authorised provider controls merchant approval and shortcode allocation. Iderwell can provide the agreed hosted application and technical onboarding details for an accepted scope; it cannot approve the merchant or promise a shortcode.

Should I paste my Hubtel API keys into the review form?

No. Never send provider credentials through the public enquiry, a flow or the live-review form. If a pilot is accepted, Iderwell will provide a separate secure setup process.

Can I use the builder outside Ghana?

Yes. The browser builder can be used wherever the website is reachable. The present reviewed live path focuses on Ghana and Hubtel; that does not imply live network support in every country.

Your first useful result is a browser test

Learn by making one answer work.

Build your own idea when you are ready. The examples are there to teach you, not to limit you.