Plenty of studios show you screenshots of client work they cannot talk about. We also show you a product we build, run and answer for ourselves: Tuagye.
What Tuagye is
Tuagye for Business is a shop-builder SaaS. A seller gets a website of their own, takes mobile money and card payments straight into their own account, answers every customer chat from one inbox with an AI helper, and gets AI-written product listings. It has a free plan and three paid plans, and it runs on the web, iOS and Android.
As of November 2026, more than 2,000 sellers and 10,000 users use it, and the app has more than 800 installs on iOS and more than 900 on Android. These figures come from our founder and are dated, because they will change.
Why that matters to you
- We have shipped the kinds of things you are asking for. A web app, an iOS and Android app from one codebase, payments, and AI features that real people use.
- We answer for what we build. A product with real users does not get to be “done”. It has to keep working on a Monday morning, and we know what that feels like.
- The same person. The founder who built Tuagye leads Acloe and joins every client call, so the experience is not behind a sales team.
- We know what things cost. Estimating a mobile app, a payments integration or an AI feature is easier when you have built and run them.
What it does not mean
Tuagye is a product for sellers. We are not selling it to you, and it is not a template for your project. Your product will be different, and we will build it the way it needs to be built. What carries over is the experience of getting something live, keeping it running and improving it week by week.
One company behind both
Acloe is operated by Tuagye Inc., a Delaware corporation, which is also the company behind the Tuagye product. So the company that signs your contract has a product of its own on the line, in public, with real users watching.
What to ask us about it
Do not take our word for it. On the first call, ask for specifics. Good questions:
- What was the hardest part to build, and what did it cost?
- What would you do differently if you started again?
- How do you handle something breaking while real sellers are using it?
- Which parts of it are relevant to my product, and which are not?
The case study
If you want the detail, the Tuagye case study shows what was built and how it looks. If you want to talk to the person who built it, that is the first call.