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About PED Solution Studios,a software studio in Accra.

PED Solution Studios was founded in 2011 by Emmanuel Oduro, as a side business to support his education at the University for Development Studies, WA Campus. It is still run from Accra. We plan, build, ship and automate custom software, operations tools and websites, and we stay in the work after launch.

Emmanuel Oduro is Founder and Chief Builder.His LinkedIn profileis the public one. The desk is open Monday to Friday, 08:00–17:00.

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  • Websites
  • Product
  • Software
  • Branding
  • Marketing
  • Training

The stance

  1. 01

    Partner

    We stay in the work, past the handoff.

  2. 02

    Accra

    The floor, the inbox, and the phone are here.

  3. 03

    Build

    Plans, products, and sites. Then it ships.

  4. 04

    Stay

    Training is part of the job. So is answering.

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STUDIO / WHO WE ARE

Built in Accra,for people whorun things.

PED is a studio, not a platform. We take a business problem, usually a messy one, and make the software that sits in the middle of it: a website, an app on someone's phone, or the desk a team works from all day.

The work on this site is real and named: BYOB, Thirdspace, GUNYO, Equipment Hub, Dujis, Movecord, Pasilier, Jenkins, and Next Level. The pictures are mockups or live screens. If we have not shipped something, it is not here.

We work from Accra, so the person who plans your job and the person who builds it are in the same city as you, and the phone gets answered.

Where
Accra, Ghana
Shipped for
9 jobsEach has its own page, with screens.
Write
[email protected]
Call or WhatsApp
024 158 2764

STUDIO / HOW WE DECIDE

Five things wehold to.

  1. 01

    One system, every screen.

    A job usually has more than one person touching it. On BYOB that is a dispatcher, a warehouse team, a seller, a rider, and a shopper. They get web portals and three Android apps, all reading the same job from the same system.

  2. 02

    Cut the first version.

    Before anyone opens a laptop we write down what version one must do and what it will not do. The list of what we are not building is the useful half.

  3. 03

    Ship where people can open it.

    A live address, or an app on Google Play. BYOB is live at byobgh.com, GUNYO at gunyo.org, and Thirdspace at thirdspace.rentals. The handoff is the thing itself, not a deck.

  4. 04

    Price what we can price.

    A business website is GH₵4,499, with SEO setup, social links, and a WhatsApp path, usually ready in 7 to 10 working days. Keeping it up is GH₵300 a month. Everything else is priced as the job, and we do not publish a retainer menu we have not written.

  5. 05

    Say what we have not done.

    There is no testimonial wall here, no award shelf, and no AI case study. We have not shipped a portfolio of those, so we will not draw one. Automation is offered as chores we can describe in plain language.

STUDIO / FOUR STATIONS

Plan. Build.Ship. Automate.

The same four steps on a website, an app, or an operations tool. A job can start at any of them. It does not skip the first.

  1. 01

    Plan

    Agree the job before anyone opens a laptop.

    Who it's for, what the first version must do, and what we are not building. A short plan beats a long pitch.

  2. 02

    Build

    Screens, data, and the unglamorous middle.

    Accounts, roles, stock, and empty states. BYOB is the kind of system that comes off this station: portals for warehouse and dispatch, plus the Sales, Rider, and Warehouse apps.

  3. 03

    Ship

    It leaves as something people can open.

    Thirdspace rents cinema gear and books crews in Accra. GUNYO puts Ghana’s UN Youth Observer programme and archive on the web. Different jobs. Same habit: finish them.

  4. 04

    Automate

    After the product is real, some chores can go.

    Customer replies, lead follow-up, data entry, reports. Tools such as Grok, Claude, Gemini, and OpenAI. This is a way of working, not a stack of AI case studies. We don't have those.

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STUDIO / WHAT WE BUILD WITH

The tools onthe bench.

Taken from the jobs themselves. Each tool is listed on the pages of the work that used it, so this is a record, not a house standard we made up.

Mobile work is native to the job: three Android apps on Google Play for BYOB, a shop app and a rider app for Dujis, Android and iOS for Equipment Hub.

CHIEF BUILDER

Emmanuel Oduro

[email protected]024 158 2764

STUDIO / THE PERSON

The one youwill talk to.

I build alongside the people who will use the thing. On BYOB that meant a screen for the dispatcher, the warehouse team, the seller, the rider, and the shopper, all reading the same job. On Dujis it meant a shop, a rider app, and the order desk behind both.

The first version is nearly always smaller than the brief. I take that as a good sign. I would rather give you something you can open next week than a document you have to believe.

I will tell you which station your job belongs on, and when it belongs somewhere else. Write, call, or send a WhatsApp, and say what should exist when it is done.

EMMANUEL ODURO / CHIEF BUILDER

STUDIO / THE RECORD

Nine jobs,on the record.

The proof is the work. There is no testimonial block here, because we are not inventing one.

  1. FLAGSHIPBYOB: commerce and logistics platformHow PED built BYOB in Accra: three Android apps on Google Play and six web portals for dispatch, warehousing, sales and storefronts.
  2. BAY 01Equipment Hub: heavy-equipment marketplaceEquipment Hub lets suppliers, sellers and buyers trade heavy equipment across Africa: public site, Android and iOS app, three portals. Built by PED.
  3. BAY 02DujisGrocery shopping for students. A shop app, a rider app, a web shop, and the order desk behind them.
  4. BAY 03Pasilier HomesA website for homes pitched as calm, secure places to live. Property pages, the catalogue, the story, and contact.
  5. BAY 04MovecordSoftware for coordinating transport at events. A fleet desk on the web, and a mobile app.
  6. BAY 05Jenkins Motor SportBranding, a website, and a mobile app for Jenkins Truck Sports, a British truck-racing team that runs on biodiesel.
  7. BAY 06Next Level PropertiesTwo sites in one archive. A development studio, and Next Level Capital on the investment side.
  8. BAY 07GUNYOThe site for Ghana’s youth envoy to the UN General Assembly, from the call for applicants through the public archive of addresses and essays.
  9. BAY 08Thirdspace: gear and crew rental marketplace in GhanaThirdspace is a cinema gear and crew rental marketplace in Accra, live at thirdspace.rentals. Built by PED on Laravel, Inertia and React.

STUDIO / START

Bring the job to the floor.

Tell us what should exist when it is done. We will say which station it belongs on, and what the first version is.

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[email protected]024 158 2764Accra, Ghana