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Ledja is bookkeeping for a business run by one or two people: a shop, a workshop, a stall, a freelance practice. You record money in and money out as it happens, and Ledja turns that into the numbers you would otherwise work out on paper at the end of the month.

The point is not accounting software. It is knowing whether this month was better than last month, which customers still owe you, and what your stock actually cost you.

Navo pulls your bank accounts and cards into one place through open banking, so your spending is in a single list instead of scattered across app after app and a folder of SMS alerts.

Account connections run through a licensed open banking provider. Navo reads your transactions to show them back to you. It does not move your money.

Most applications are read by screening software before a person sees them. Resumiq helps you build a CV that survives that first pass: clean structure, the right sections, and language matched to the role you are applying for.

You keep one profile and generate a tailored CV per application, rather than editing the same document into a mess.

Cogniq takes one idea and shapes it for each place you publish. The same thought becomes a short post, a longer thread, and a caption, each one written for the platform it lands on.

It is for people who publish regularly and lose an hour a week reformatting the same message.

Irin collects the small jobs that do not deserve a whole app: converting a PDF, resizing an image, making a QR code, formatting some JSON, working out a quick calculation. Each tool runs in the browser and does one thing.

It also carries a set of calculators for the oil and gas trade, including tank calibration, product loading, API gravity and pipeline capacity, for people who would otherwise work them out in a spreadsheet.

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