Two applications, built side by side. Both entering beta.

Fixamgo is a free toolkit for the files, photos and contacts somebody already has. A file processor joins, splits, converts, compresses and edits documents. A scanner turns photographed paper into something searchable. An image tool changes a picture's format, size or weight. A cleaner finds the photos and files saved more than once. And contacts, where it began, still goes deepest: deduplication, international and local number detection, name classification and record linkage over vCards from any device, any country, any era.

There are two applications, and neither is a rehearsal for the other. On a computer, Fixamgo runs in the browser: it opens a folder you choose, works through everything inside it, and clears out what you decide to remove. On Android, the same tools reach the photo library and the folders a phone keeps its files in. They are built side by side so a feature lands on both, which is also why they enter beta together.

Documents are processed on the server and deleted six hours later. Photos and files are compared on your own machine and never leave it. Fixamgo is not the strategic flagship: its role in the company plan is proof of engineering, designing, building, deploying and operating full-stack production software on both a desktop and a mobile client at once – the same discipline Afyamesh requires, on a product where the cost of being wrong is lower.