9 Moroccan HRTech Startups to Watch in 2025
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9 Moroccan HRTech Startups to Watch in 2025

A practical look at nine teams reshaping hiring, payroll, training and performance across Morocco in 2025.

9/19/2025
•Yassin El Hardouz
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Morocco’s workforce is getting younger, more digital, and more distributed. HR leaders need sharper tools for hiring, onboarding, payroll, skilling, and performance. The nine companies below are building products that can reshape how Moroccan and regional employers attract, pay, and grow talent in 2025. This is a forward look, focused on product direction, user value, and signals to watch, not on hype.


Geteam

Geteam is an AI-powered tech-talent management platform that helps companies fill roles from within and from a vetted external pool, pairing hiring, development, and retention in one system. Its Internal Talent Marketplace maps skills across an existing workforce to surface mobility opportunities, while an Open Talent Marketplace matches employers with pre-vetted freelancers or full-time candidates, with profiling informed by real work signals such as inferred skills from GitHub code. The product suite spans skills assessment and talent analytics, designed to reduce hiring risk and improve retention. Geteam was selected for the “Morocco 200” cohort at GITEX Africa 2025, signaling early ecosystem traction.

Invirtus

Invirtus is an HRTech startup building an AI solution for hiring that focuses on deeper, faster, and more accurate talent evaluation. The product centers on automated vetting to streamline screening and reduce time to hire, with a waitlist open ahead of its full release. Positioning itself as an assessment-first platform, Invirtus targets companies that want objective skill insights and a tighter funnel from application to offer.

Jobzyn

Jobzyn is a Casablanca-based AI recruitment platform built around transparency and automation, combining employer branding profiles with candidate matching to speed up hiring. The product surfaces salary ranges, workplace insights, and leadership vision for employers, supports soft-skill and fit assessments, and integrates with major ATSs like Greenhouse and Lever to push and manage postings. In September 2025, Jobzyn secured an undisclosed pre-seed investment led by Janngo Capital to scale across Africa and MENA, alongside rolling out a white-label careers service for universities and schools.

Kwiks

Kwiks is a recruitment platform that connects employers with a network of independent headhunters, layering AI screening, automated candidate reports, and a Talent Scorecard to speed up time-to-hire and cut costs. The product markets itself as a faster, lower-fee alternative to traditional agencies, with modules like Noor for pre-qualification interviews and R2DS for objective candidate reporting. In September 2024, Kwiks raised MAD 8 million, about $827,000, from Azur Innovation Management to accelerate its AI roadmap and expansion, and lists clients across finance, tech, and services.

Menbita

Menbita is a career and recruiting platform that connects Moroccan employers with high-potential talent from the Moroccan, African, and global diaspora through a mix of curated events and a growing online CV pipeline. Founded by ESSEC alumni Anouar Azelmat, Omar Douiri, and Saad Lemseffer, the team runs forums such as the February 2025 Paris edition at Maison du Maroc, drawing top corporates and public institutions to interview candidates and fast-track returns to Morocco. The platform lets candidates submit CVs for targeted opportunities and leverages a partner network that has included names like Crédit du Maroc, Intelcia, Bank Al-Maghrib, Masen, and CDG Invest, signaling early traction with flagship employers.

PayLik

PayLik is a Casablanca fintech-HR platform that lets employees access earned wages on demand via a prepaid card and mobile app, while automating advance policies, expense claims, bonuses, and benefits for HR and finance teams. Backed by UM6P Ventures and 212 Founders, the company expanded its financial wellness stack beyond salary advances to include savings and bill-pay features, positioning itself as an employer-grade benefits super app. In 2024, CDG Invest joined the cap table to accelerate adoption across corporates, a signal that on-demand pay and digitized benefits are moving into the Moroccan HR mainstream.

Palm.ai

Palm is an AI-native HR platform focused on skills mapping, internal mobility, performance, and career pathways, built to replace fragmented spreadsheets and rigid HR tools with one integrated system. Its modules, Palm Skills, Careers, Performance, and an HR copilot, extract and normalize competencies from job data, run evaluations, forecast gaps, and recommend training or moves, with integrations across HRIS, LMS, LXP, and ATS stacks. The company has Moroccan roots and was backed by CDG Invest’s 212Founders program with MAD 6.3 million, validating its approach to data-driven talent development and retention.

NowEdge

NowEdge builds gamified onboarding and training experiences, using interactive “business games,” quizzes, and narrative scenarios to boost engagement, knowledge retention, and employer branding. Its platform tailors digital onboarding journeys to company values and processes, and offers modular learning simulations like StratEdge for decision-making, leadership, and problem-solving. Founded in 2020 by CEO Youssef Jbel, NowEdge positions gamification as a measurable L&D lever for attraction and retention, and has delivered programs for large enterprises in Morocco.

Tandeem

Tandeem is an employee benefits and workplace engagement platform that bundles internal communications, secure document sharing, analytics, and a curated perks marketplace into one app for HR, executives, and CSEs. Companies use it to broadcast news and events, centralize policies and files, roll out discount programs with partner brands, and track engagement through reporting, with iOS and Android access for staff. Founded in 2024, Tandeem positions itself as a practical QVT, retention, and employer-branding lever for Moroccan SMEs and corporates.


Moroccan HRTech is crossing from tools to infrastructure. The next winners will automate painful workflows, make compliance simple, and give leaders reliable people data. If you are building one of the products above and want to share traction, integrations, or case studies, send the details and we will update the shortlist.