A tailor pinning a royal-blue dress on a mannequin in her Accra studio

Get known fordresses you make

Yogroo is the business behind the work: your own shop, your orders, your money and your clients — in one app.

  • Free to start
  • Built for Ghana · GHS
  • On iPhone and Android

Sell wherever customers find you. Online, in person, and across social media.

A tailor's Yogroo storefront on a laptop, showing the shop name, rating, location and a rail of printed garments
The same shop on a phone: cover photo, shop name, followers, and buttons to shop or read about the business
A Yogroo shop page listing garments with prices in cedis, ratings and an add-to-bag button on each

From first photo to first payout

The whole journey, on the screens you will actually use.

  1. Create your account, say what your business does, and your shop exists — with its own link to claim.

  2. Pick a look, add your logo and cover photo, and yogroo.com/@yourshop is your own website — not a listing.

  3. Photograph the work and check the draft that comes back. You set the price, and nothing publishes until you say so.

  4. Orders arrive with what is owed on each. Money is held until the buyer confirms, then it reaches your wallet.

The Yogroo Business home screen greeting a new seller, with the shop live and the day laid out

Pick the look that fits the work

Your colours, your photos, and your name lead. Yogroo stays out of the way. See the demos.

How it works

The Yogroo Business app: a catalogue holding two published pieces, then the camera pointed at a finished wrap dress, then a new-item screen with the title, category, description and tags filled in and waiting to be checked before anything is published.
  1. 1. Snap it

    Point the camera at the piece you just finished. No studio, no props — just the garment in the frame.

  2. 2. Yogroo drafts it

    The title, the category, the description and the tags come back written. The price stays yours to set.

  3. 3. Publish it

    Check every word, then put it up. It is on your shop for clients to order, with photos, sizes and the price in cedis.

It all fits in one catalogue

Indigo jacket, woven bag and brass jewellery arranged as a collection

Products

Stocked with sizes, or one of one with its condition written down. Nothing oversells.

Designer and client reviewing a finished shirt in the workshop

Designs

Bespoke work, quoted from measurements you keep on file and never have to ask for twice.

Makeup artist finishing a bridal look

Services

A menu clients book against your real availability, per person and per chair.

Your shop has entered the chat

A phone shows someone asking an assistant for tailors near them in Kumasi. The answer lists Kemi's Atelier with its rating, its reviews and its Yogroo address, then opens the shop and its pieces.

Three ways money reaches you

A wrap dress, a bespoke suit and a Saturday appointment are not paid for the same way.

  • Buy now

    The buyer pays up front and the money is held until they confirm they got it. Then it reaches your wallet.

  • Deposit, then balance

    Quote the job, take a deposit to begin it, and collect the balance when the piece is ready.

  • Pay at the venue

    The booking is confirmed here and paid in person at the chair, the way it already works.

The diary and the client book

Bookings, not back and forth

Clients pick from the times you are actually free. Per person, per chair, with the gaps kept honest. See a Studio shop.

Every customer, remembered

What they bought, what they paid, when they last came in, and the measurements you took.

See it all add up

Views, orders and earnings, counted shop by shop. See what sells, who comes back, and what this week actually made.

All of it is included

Not add-ons, and nothing extra to buy. They come with the shop.

Walk through a shop like yours

Yogroo is new, so there is no borrowed praise here. We set these three shops up the way real trades run them — walk through each one the way a customer would.

Yogroo

Free on iPhone and Android

Open the shop, photograph the work, answer a client, take the payment. All of it from the phone already in your hand.

Open for business

Designer and client holding up a finished white shirt with blue trim in the workshop
Seller pinning fabric on a mannequin in her workshop
  1. 01Create your account
  2. 02Say what your business does
  3. 03Add one thing a customer can see

Your logo, your cover photo and your first product are added in the Yogroo Business app, because that is where your photos already are.