Sourcing from China and the UAE for buyers across Africa. A car from Dubai, phones for your shop, twenty tons of rice. Describe it once. OWA finds suppliers, negotiates in their language, and lines the offers up side by side. The seller is paid once the goods are verified and you approve.
The whole thing happens in the app, from the sentence you type to the moment you approve.
Type it, say it, or snap a photo. OWA asks the few questions that matter: trim, spec, delivery. Your answers become a brief you can check line by line. Nothing goes out to suppliers until you say so.
It contacts verified dealers, negotiates in their language with every original message kept visible beside the translation, and structures the replies into offers you can compare. Then it tells you which one it would choose, and why.
Payments run on Stripe, so the seller can see the money is real before they ship. Inspection photos, loading, shipping, delivery: one timeline. Once the goods are verified and you approve, the seller is paid.
Requests come to you. Send an offer in a minute. When buyers write, OWA drafts the reply in their language. You read it and tap Send.
Payment is authorised up front through Stripe, so the seller knows it is real before they ship. It reaches them once you have checked the goods and approved.
Business registration and track record checked. Verified sellers are marked with a check and a word, never a paid badge.
Every message it sends, every offer it structures, every pick it makes is labelled. It cannot accept an offer or move money.
When a seller writes in Arabic or Chinese, you see their words and the translation, side by side.
Personal or business, $200 or $30,000: the same flow. Solar panels, a generator, Ankara wax print, phones for a shop, rice by the ton. If someone in Guangzhou or Dubai has it, it's available.
We're onboarding the first buyers and sellers now. Tell us what you'd source. Investors, ask for the demo.