Dynatech

PocketOga is a voice-first bookkeeping assistant for Nigerian market traders. A trader sends a voice note in English or Pidgin, for example "Paul buy 2 bag of rice, 15k, he pay 10k, remain 5k", and PocketOga writes the sale, the payment and the debt. It shows exactly what it heard, asks instead of guessing ("N63 or N6,300?"), and saves nothing until she taps Save. It also reads photos of transfer alerts and keeps them unconfirmed until her bank says so, works offline and syncs later, keeps the old amount on record when an entry is corrected, and exports a monthly spreadsheet for a bank or cooperative. Before the hackathon I had ProfitPocket, a simple bookkeeping app where entries are typed. PocketOga was built from scratch during the event. No ProfitPocket code is carried over. Tested on 16 voice notes x 3 runs (96 runs): 72 fully correct, 24 wrong but flagged for the trader to check, 0 wrong without a warning. Over 15 people tested it live this week. All data is simulated.