Workmatter · Accra, Ghana

Better tools, on fair terms.

Workmatter is a small software company in Accra. We make tools for people, and for the agents working beside them. They should be good at the job, fair to pay for, and clear that your work is yours.

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The deal

Most software asks you to accept a bad deal.

Prices creep up. Useful parts move to a bigger plan. Your work gets harder to take with you. We build the other side of that deal.

  • The price goes up every year

    You pay for what costs us money to run: usage, storage, people on your team

  • Exports are broken, partial or missing

    Export everything, any time, in formats other tools can open

  • Cancelling means a call or a maze

    Cancel any time, in a few clicks

  • An AI button on every screen

    AI only where it does the job better, and you can turn it off

  • Countdown timers and pre-ticked boxes

    No fake urgency, no hidden prices, no tricks to keep you paying

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“Good enough to pay for. Fair enough to trust.”

What we make

One product so far, built the way we say we build.

Coming soon

Sociales

Plan, review and publish your social posts from one place.

Posts to 12 platforms, including Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok and YouTube.

More to come

We’ll build more tools the same way. They’ll show up here when they’re ready, not before.

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People and agents

Made for people. Open to their agents.

More of the work now gets done by an agent you trust with a task. So each of our products will have a documented API, plain exports and an MCP server, and your agent will be able to do through them what you can do on screen.

  1. One account, both of you

    Your agent works with your permissions, so it can only touch what you can.

  2. Plain text when it asks

    This site has an llms.txt and a Markdown copy of every page. Try it: add .md to any address.

  3. You stay in charge

    What an agent does will show up in your history next to your own changes, with its name on it.

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Principles

How we decide

Ten rules every product, feature, price and partnership is held to. A few of them:

  1. 1

    Give people a better choice

    Every product has to remove a bad trade-off: more capable, more affordable, more open, or easier to keep using. Copying what exists isn’t enough.

  2. 2

    Make it powerful, not complicated

    Start in minutes, and still have room for serious work. A long feature list isn’t power. Keep the simple path clear and put deeper control within reach.

  3. 3

    Charge for real value and real cost

    Prices should be clear, fair and possible for independent people and small teams anywhere. Owning your work, exporting it and leaving are never premium extras.

  4. 4

    Let people leave

    People should stay because the product is good, not because leaving hurts. Usable exports, documented interfaces, practical ways out.

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Gyen Abubakar, smiling, in a white shirt, outdoors.
Gyen Abubakar, Proprietor

Why this exists

I’m Gyen. I started Workmatter in August 2026 because too much software asks people to accept a bad deal: high prices, lock-in, bloated features, weak quality, or all four at once.

You shouldn’t have to choose between a good product and a fair deal. I want to make software that earns its price, and that treats your work as yours.

Sociales is the first thing we’re making. More will follow, built the same way.

Say hello

Questions, ideas, or a tool you wish someone would fix? Write to me.

gyen@workmatter.co