We build a small number of tools, carefully. From personal finance and portfolio tracking to recipes and email marketing — each product earns its place by being quietly useful, every day.
No bloat, no dark patterns. Just software that respects your attention and your data.
Nigerian recipes, mood-first.
From “what should I cook?” to dinner on the table — Ounje matches Nigerian recipes to your mood, ingredients in your kitchen, and the time you actually have. Plan a week, scan your pantry with Pot Check, and never stare into the fridge again.
Email marketing on your own SMTP.
Bring your own SMTP. Send campaigns at any scale without the per-email pricing trap. Build subscriber lists, schedule campaigns, audit deliverability and watch reports — all on infrastructure you already pay for.
Personal finance & Nigerian tax.
Track income, expenses and taxes the way Nigerians actually earn — multiple streams, irregular timing, and the new Nigeria Tax Act 2025 to navigate. Finch keeps your data on-device and turns it into reports you can hand to an accountant or the FIRS.
Stock portfolio tracker.
A clean, fast portfolio tracker for people who actually look at their stocks. Watch performance, dissect gains and losses, and make calmer decisions with analytics that get out of your way.
We don’t chase trends, sprint cycles or round numbers. We pick problems we have ourselves, ship the smallest honest version, and refine for years.
Every feature has to earn its weight. If it doesn’t change a real outcome for a real person, it doesn’t ship.
Your data lives on your device or on infrastructure you control. We don’t resell behaviour. We don’t need to.
Made in Nigeria, with Naira, slow connections, and shared phones in mind — and exported to the rest of the world.
No popups begging for reviews. No email guilt-trips. The product does the talking — that’s the whole pitch.
We love hearing from users, builders, and the occasional kindred studio. One inbox, real humans, sensible reply times.
support@appsbay.org