Our commitments
Trust is built in. Security, privacy and Ghana's data law, with the proof.
Each product keeps its own privacy notice, terms and trust pages, written for the people who use it. This page is the promise behind all of them, and where to find each one.
Our commitments
Five promises. Each one links to its proof.
- Privacy notice
Privacy first
We collect what a feature needs, say why, and let people take their data with them or delete it.
- Trust centre
Safety by design
Safety is built into each product before it opens, with people to act on reports.
- Accessibility
Accessible to everyone
WCAG 2.2 AA on the web, VoiceOver and TalkBack in the apps, and Reduce Motion honoured everywhere.
- How we meet Act 843
Ghana's Data Protection Act
We work to Act 843 in full: a lawful basis for everything, consent where it's needed, and named sub-processors.
- For good
For good
Lower prices for NGOs and community grants, through the Ardent Africa Foundation.
Security
Protected on the way and where it's kept. With access only for the people who need it.
Everything travels encrypted, and is encrypted where it's stored
Sensitive details, such as ID numbers and marked answers, are sealed separately and revealed only by people allowed to, with each look recorded
Two-step sign-in, required for the people who run an organisation's account
Every action by every person, on every device, kept in a tamper-evident audit trail
Each product checks itself around the clock, and the status page says so in public
Privacy
We collect what a feature needs. And say why, in plain words.
Every form and every screen that asks for personal data says who gets it and what for
People can see, correct, take away or delete their data, and organisations can export everything they hold
Data is kept only as long as it's needed, with retention you can set where it's yours to decide
No selling of personal data, ever, and no tracking across other sites
A personal account on Amee is kept apart from work: an employer on Agoo never sees it
Ghana's Data Protection Act
We work to Act 843 in full. It's our floor, not our ceiling.
A lawful basis for everything we process, and consent where the law asks for it
The data protection principles followed in each product: accountability, purpose, minimality, quality, security and openness
People's rights honoured: access, correction, objection and deletion
Sub-processors named on each product's list, with their purpose, the data and the country
Complaints welcome with us first, and always open to the Data Protection Commission
Safety
Safety is built in before a product opens. With people to act on reports.
Reports read by people under published guidelines, with fair appeals
Protections for young people by default where they can take part
Reviews that money can't change, and forms that may never ask for a password
Clear words, never threats, when something is limited or removed
Accessibility
Usable by everyone. On the web and in the apps.
We build to WCAG 2.2 AA: keyboard paths, visible focus, alt text on every photo and contrast checked in light and dark
VoiceOver and TalkBack in the native apps
Reduce Motion honoured: films, moving bands and animations rest on a still frame
Found a barrier? Write to hello@nkonso.com and a person will reply
The proof
Each product's own pages. Where the detail lives.
Amee and Atumpan publish their privacy notices and terms before they open. This website has its own privacy notice, terms and cookie notice.