A Ghanaian software company that builds products for everyday coordination.

Communities run on coordination: who is coming, who is missing, who needs a call, who is fetching what, whose money is where. In most places we work, that coordination still happens on paper, in memory and across personal phones.

SomaMe builds software for that work. Not generic tools adapted to Ghana, but products designed from the first screen for Mobile Money, shared devices, varied literacy and networks that come and go — and engineered so they could run anywhere with the same conditions.

We are a product company: we choose the problems, design and engineer the software, release it to real users and operate it. Most of our work is in Flutter for mobile, Next.js for the web, and Google Cloud and Firebase behind them, with applied AI where it earns its place.

We write down who should see what, what happens when the network drops, and where money moves — before we write the screens.

Our first apps taught us that everyday coordination is won or lost at the edges — timeouts, cancellations, hand-offs. Asori taught us that permissions are a product, not a setting, and that a church will only open its register to software that respects scope.

Both taught us to show status honestly. Every product and experiment on this site says whether it is live, built, a pilot or an experiment.

Opening Asori to more churches, each verified before onboarding. Taking Estorr and Oxie from built products to their first shops and schools, and certifying Asori Edge on real cameras before anyone relies on it.