Profynix, in facts.

Software that doesn't just store your records but does the work: it follows up leads, chases invoices, posts, prepares payroll and reports back. Profynix builds the system your business needs from a description, then its AI agents run it inside the rules you set.

Only what you allow. Sensitive actions (money, messaging many people, deleting records, changing who can see what) show you a preview card first and only run when you approve. Many routines have Off, Ask first and Auto settings, so you choose how much to hand over.

Every company's data is isolated at the database level, and the AI has no special access: it works through the same permissions as the person using it. Every action is recorded, and website changes can be rewound.

If you can describe it, Profynix can set it up. Agencies, shops, restaurants, clinics, schools, law firms, builders and NGOs all run on the same system, shaped around their own words, menus and portals.

No. The home screen is a chat. Type or say what you need in plain words, like you'd tell a trusted manager, and every detailed screen is one tap away when you want it.

Nigerian businesses pay in naira; businesses elsewhere pay in dollars. Monthly or yearly, and a year costs ten months.

Yes. Invoices come with card payment links, receipts go out automatically and payments reconcile to your books.

Right now. Profynix is in early access: create your account, describe your business and start free.

Moses Oluwaseyi Samuel founded Profynix and leads it as Founder & CEO of Profynix Technology Limited. He started it to give owners software that does the work instead of waiting for them: describe your business in plain words, Profynix builds the system it needs, and AI agents run the routine work with your approval.

Any country: sign-up, invoices, books, customers, staff records, marketing and the website builder work everywhere. Prices are set per market (naira in Nigeria, US dollars elsewhere with lower prices in many countries). Online card and mobile-money collection is rolling out country by country, starting with Nigeria.