The Early Adopter cohort

StitchFYN is live. We are onboarding 50 tailors to run it in their workshops first.

Two smiling tailors at a sewing machine in their workshop

This is not a demo. Early Adopters use StitchFYN on real orders, with real customers, in real workshops — and we are beside them while they do. We are looking for tailors who have lived this: who have stood on their street in front of their neighbours, who have paid money they should not have paid, who have done the work and never been believed.

Your feedback decides what we fix and build next. Your December is the standard we hold every feature to.

What Early Adopters receive

  • ✓ Free access during the early access period — no subscription
  • ✓ Your workspace created for you, and a guided setup beside you for your stages, staff and first order
  • ✓ A direct WhatsApp line to the product team
  • ✓ Recognition as an Early Adopter, permanently

What we ask in return

  • ✓ Use it on real orders. Tell us what does not work.
  • ✓ Give us 30 minutes once a month.
  • ✓ Help us understand your December.

50 spots. Onboarded one workshop at a time.

I Have Lived This — Count Me In

Free during the early access period. We reach you on WhatsApp.

These are not statistics. These are people.

Segun

Auchi · Mid-range fashion designer, 3 staff

A customer claimed he swapped expensive Guinea Brocade for cheaper material. Segun never photographed the fabric. He paid ₦350,000 to make the police report go away.

A timestamped fabric record, confirmed by the customer, would have given him evidence to show.

Maryam

Kaduna · Final-year student, first-class convocation

She saved three months to buy her convocation gown fabric. The shop was locked when she came to collect. The number went to voicemail. She wore a borrowed dress to her own first-class ceremony.

The Fabric Safety Seal is issued the moment she confirms her fabric: a digital receipt anyone can check.

  • Free during early access period
  • No card required
  • We reach you on WhatsApp