Products
Apps for the benefit of humanity.
Every app follows the same rules. They are what make a ten-cents-a-day product possible, and they are release blockers, not aspirations.
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. Works offline, in your language and your currency.
Available in eight languages: English, French, Arabic, Dutch, Hindi, Portuguese, Spanish and Swahili.
Now also tracks what you owe others, and the other person can see the same record in their own app.
Everything you own, in one place. Scan barcodes, add items in seconds, and produce a proof-ready inventory the day you need it: an insurance claim, a warranty repair, a move, or simply knowing what you have.
One app for a home and for a small-business asset register. Unlimited items, rooms, scanning and CSV export are free; the pass unlocks photo backup and PDF reports.
Turn a job into a paid invoice in thirty seconds. Quotes, invoices and receipts for tailors, caterers, hairdressers, market traders and every one-person business that gets paid job by job — made on the phone, sent straight to WhatsApp, paid and receipted with one tap. Works offline, in your language and your currency.
A music trivia game built and shipped for an individual client, from brief to App Store submission — same production method as the suite above, different rules: built for one client, not priced per day.
Peomocracy — a wealth-creation platform for Global Africans, in beta and onboarding new members. It runs on its own pricing and rules, separate from the daily-use suite above.
A handful of household and community tools are already taking shape — the same kind of everyday problem the suite above solves, extended to new corners of daily life. Each will ship as its own small app under its own name, once it's ready; a single hub app comes once several exist and people install more than one.
Pricing
How the daily price works.
The price is set per country from the local cost of living and shown in local currency only. It is quoted per day but collected in bundles (a week, a month) so that payment fees do not eat the amount.
Someone else can pay for you. A relative abroad can pay the pass for a family member's shop at home.
Try before you pay. A free first week, or a free basic version, with the daily pass unlocking what costs money to run: reminders, sync, backup, reports.
One pass, every app. Pay once and use any app in the family.