Someone is holding it together by hand
I’m Timothy Essuman. I build the systems, sites and tools that replace the by-hand version of the work, and I spent five years doing that work myself before I wrote any of the code.
Worked with
GreenEarth Agro Industries
ERP and public site · Ghana
PROVRB
Satellite compliance platform · Luxembourg
UNICEF StartUp Lab
Prototype funding, Cohort 5
50+ staff
Using the systems daily
How I help
What I build
The system your work runs on
Stock, buying, production, payroll. When the spreadsheets stop agreeing with each other and reconciling them has quietly become somebody’s job, that is the point to replace them.
A site that says what you actually do
Marketing sites for businesses and for people working alone. Fast on a Ghanaian phone, written in plain language, and built so you can change the words yourself later.
Tools for work that happens off the desk
Mobile applications for farms, field teams and delivery, built to keep working where the signal drops and to be usable by someone who does not read comfortably.
Selected work
Shipped, and still in use
GreenEarth Agro Industries
August 2025 to present
Eight modules replacing a folder of spreadsheets, so executives overseas can see an agro-processing operation in Ajumako as it actually runs.
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Farmer Connect
August 2025 to present
A mobile application connecting smallholder farmers to an agro-processing facility, built for people with limited literacy and unreliable connectivity.
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GreenEarth Agro, public site
Live
2026
The public face of the same business whose internal systems I built. Farming, processing, land leasing and biomass, explained to buyers, landowners and partners who have never seen the factory.
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PROVRB
Live
2026
A marketing site for a Luxembourg company turning satellite observation into audit-ready environmental compliance for agricultural supply chains under the EU Deforestation Regulation.
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Why me
I knew the domain before I knew the framework
Five years in procurement and supply chain before the code. Tender evaluation at Ghana National Petroleum Corporation. Procurement and finance at Fresh Zone, where a late delivery is a write-off. Twelve enumerators in the field for the Ghana Statistical Service.
I did not build an ERP because I know NestJS. I built it because I knew what a goods received note is for, and also know NestJS.
It means you do not spend the first three weeks explaining your own work to me, and it means I will tell you when the software is not your actual problem. That travels: the last compliance platform I built was for a company in Luxembourg, and the reasoning was the same one I learned reconciling stock in Ashaiman.
Tell me what you are holding together
A message is enough to start. The first conversation is free, usually short, and I will tell you honestly whether this is work I should be doing.