Who builds Threadovo

Threadovo is built by Daniel Olawoyin, a software engineer in Lagos. I write the code, I answer the support email, and I write the posts on the blog. There is no team page because there is no team.

What is not on this page

There are no customer logos here, no testimonials and no “trusted by” number. Threadovo launched in 2026 and is early. I would rather you ran the 14-day trial and judged the work than read quotes I wrote myself — and every tool that puts invented praise on its homepage has already told you something about how it will treat you later.

What I can show you instead is the product doing the thing: the features page renders the real surfaces rather than pictures of them, and the comparison pages say plainly when another tool is the better choice.

Why it is priced in naira

Every social media tool a Nigerian small business is offered bills in dollars, which means the invoice moves with the exchange rate and a budget set in March is wrong by August. Threadovo is priced and charged in naira through Paystack. That is not a localisation feature bolted on afterwards; it is the reason the product exists in this shape, and it is why the plans are ₦39,000, ₦105,000 and ₦265,000 a month rather than a dollar figure converted at checkout.

The same thinking runs through the product. It publishes to eight networks, it writes for a Lagos audience rather than a San Francisco one, and it is built for the agency running six client accounts on a laptop, not the brand team of forty.

What I am accountable for

Nothing publishes to your accounts without you approving it — that is a rule in the codebase, not a setting, and it is the one thing I will not trade for convenience. Your platform tokens are held by the publishing partner, not by me. If something breaks, the email goes to me and I answer it. The details are on the security page.

You can read more of what I have built at danielolawoyin.com, or write to me.