Awarii vs Emprinte

Awarii is a file tracking platform that allows MDA staff and also individuals to track files in different offices, a user can search for a file and see the current location (Office) of that file at any given time, an MDA staff can move a file from one office to the other, and after it’s worked on, it proceeds to the new office.

Emprinte is a mobile reading app built for African readers and reading communities. It combines a personal PDF reading space with community and accountability features. The app is guest-first: people can read and use core personal tools without an account; full community and cloud features are for signed-in members with an active subscription (plus admins for operations). Core reading experience PDF reading — upload and read PDFs (no DOCX), with progress and a focused reader environment. Reader tools — highlights (multiple colours), bookmarks, and notes tied to the book or selection. Text selection actions — turn selections into highlights, private notes, or (for members) quotes shared to the community where supported. Layout and comfort — controls such as font size, scroll style, themes (e.g. light / dark / paper-style options), and text-to-speech from the reader. Local-first for guests — guests keep reading data on the device; members can sync reading data, notes, and related activity to the cloud. Home — personal reading dashboard Reading streak and simple reading stats (e.g. time spent today, progress toward goals). Reading goal — set a goal in pages or minutes, track progress, and get a completion flow when the goal is met. To Do — weekly/daily task lists with dates; a home bar surfacing the next task. Growth Tracker — entry point to quarterly / weekly / daily growth tracking (deeper screens in the tracker area). Reading schedule — for members, surfacing admin-set weekly reading plans on Home when available. Explore — discovery, learning, and library My Notes — free-form notes and notes linked to highlights. My Books — personal library, uploads, and book detail flows. Bootcamps — discover bootcamps, join flows, and bootcamp home / check-in / feed style experiences for structured cohort reading. Challenges — discover challenges; members can request to join; admins approve. Build A Reader and similar cards — links out to external initiatives where the product does not handle donations in-app. Community — together reading Community feed and forum — posts, pins, media, saves, and reactions as designed for the product. Reading rooms — scheduled room-style reading; members can request new rooms; admins manage scheduling and approval. Weekly reviews — tied to the reading schedule model. Review quotes — surfaced from weekly review sessions. Accountability partner — admin-assigned pairing with nudges and shared To Do style flows where implemented. Profile and settings Profile — identity (e.g. @username), badges, book counts, and access to a settings hub. Subscription — members manage plan state (e.g. renewal preferences) in line with your current product rules. Admin experience — for admin users, an admin panel replaces or augments the normal profile area to manage members, content, events, schedules, rooms, challenges, notifications, and moderation. Cross-cutting product behaviour Offline and low connectivity — retries, caching, and queues for key member flows (e.g. annotations, streak-related updates) where the app is built to support them. Push notifications — where enabled, for reminders and product-relevant alerts, with permission checks before registration. Payments — per your current scope note, in-app subscription checkout via Paystack is out of scope; membership may be handled outside the app or by other agreed means—describe only what you actually ship. User types (how access is framed) Guest — read, highlight, notes, To Do, goals, streaks; data stays local unless they later become a member and migrate. Member — account + subscription (when active): cloud sync, community, rooms, bootcamps (as included), challenges, tracker, accountability, schedule-driven features. Bootcamp participant — where you still support paid bootcamp access as a distinct path, describe it exactly as you sell it today.