Track who owes you money — without the awkwardness.
Built for small businesses, everyday credit, and personal lending.
Free during beta.
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Late payments are frustrating.
You’ve done the work.
The client says, “I’ll send it soon.”
Then you wait.
I built a simple tool to track money owed and send respectful reminders.
Iko is in beta — free to try.
https://t.co/a2ES1ss4aQ
Sometimes the issue isn’t that people won’t pay.
It’s that life gets busy and everybody forgets 😅
That’s why Iko helps you track:
who owes you
Who you owe
and when to follow up
Simple. No stress.
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Sometimes the money isn’t even the issue.
It’s the awkwardness of reminding someone you know 😅
That’s why I built Iko — to make personal lending easier to track without stressing friendships.
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I collect goods from another shop to complete a sale.
Now I have to remember:
Who I collected from
What I collected
When I’m supposed to pay
If I forget, wahala.
There should be an easier way to track this.
https://t.co/a2ES1ss4aQ
@Bodmanuel Yeah, true 😄 people use notepads.
This is just to make it easier when you’re dealing with multiple people, and you don’t want to mix things up.
@Deejay_tunez Fair point. Notepads and calls work.
This is just to make it easier when it’s not just one person. When you’re dealing with multiple shops or credits, things get messy fast.
@manlikeangus Yeah, I see what you mean. Not exactly drop shipping though.
It’s more about informal credit between sellers… and even stuff like lending money to friends.
The real issue is just remembering who you owe and when.
You go to the market to buy something.
Seller no get am.
She runs to another shop, collects it, comes back and sells to you.
Now she owes that seller — and has to remember.
This happens every day.
You give someone goods on credit.
They say they’ll send the money later.
Days pass.
Now you’re thinking:
“How do I even remind this person without sounding somehow?”
Late payments are frustrating.
You’ve done the work.
The client says, “I’ll send it soon.”
Then you wait.
I built a simple tool to track money owed and send respectful reminders.
Iko is in beta — free to try.
https://t.co/a2ES1ss4aQ
Customer asks for a product.
Shop owner no get am.
She runs to another shop, collects the item, sells it, and says she’ll bring the money later.
Now she has to remember who she’s owing.
This is everyday business in Nigerian markets.