Peotechnologies · Amsterdam / Accra
Daily-use software, priced for every economy.
Small, useful apps that people rely on every day, for the local equivalent of ten cents to one dollar a day. Built in Amsterdam, registered in Ghana and the Netherlands, made to work anywhere.
- Price
- $0.10 to $0.99 a day, set per country, shown in local currency
- Works
- Offline first, on cheap Android phones, in your language
- Sign-in
- Your phone number. No password.
- Your data
- Export it or delete it whenever you like. An unpaid account goes read-only, never dark.
For individuals
Download, sign in with your phone number, start. Works offline, in your language and your currency. Your data is yours.
See the appsFor small businesses
The same apps, made for the shop, the workshop and the side hustle. A credit book that sends polite WhatsApp reminders. An asset register that produces the document your insurer or accountant asks for.
See the appsFor larger organisations
The same product, deployed privately for your staff, with your security requirements and a support agreement.
Business editionApps for the benefit of humanity
Who Owes Me is live. Two more apps under way.
Know who owes you. For shops, side hustles, friends and family: record credit and payments in seconds, see every balance at a glance, and send a polite reminder on WhatsApp.
Everything you own, in one place. Scan barcodes, add items in seconds, and produce a proof-ready inventory the day you need it.
Turn a job into a paid invoice in thirty seconds. Quotes, invoices and receipts for tailors, caterers, hairdressers and every one-person business that gets paid job by job.
A handful of household and community tools are taking shape, each shipping as its own small app under its own name. What is coming.
Who builds this
One architect and developer. Small on purpose.
Peotechnologies is the company of Ken Edem: twenty-five years in enterprise infrastructure for organisations such as Shell, ING Bank and the Dutch Ministry of Defence, and a decade of building mobile and cloud platforms, working with an AI-augmented engineering method. A corporate customer deals with the person who designed and built the product.
About Ken