From the first employee, in the United States as in France, the employer must assess workplace risks and keep proof of it. Millions of businesses still do it with a spreadsheet. Duopp built the mobile and AI platform that replaces the binder — once, for two regulatory regimes.
Risk prevention concerns every business, in every sector. Facing it: traditional solutions that stayed on paper and spreadsheets. The field is open for a technology player.
Mobile-first gives a voice to the people who see the hazard: field teams. AI turns their observations into rigorous assessments and concrete actions.
Workplace accidents and occupational illnesses are rising year after year. Visible prevention protects employees and becomes a lever for morale, engagement and retention.
Lower premiums, reduced absenteeism, efficiency gains, avoided penalties: added up, these benefits make safety one of the highest-return investments a company can make.
The figures below come from official bodies. They describe a cost that companies already pay — and that prevention reduces.
Both products follow the same price grid: a free plan to start without a purchase order, a subscription at €9.99 per month excl. VAT ($9.99 in the United States) for up to five users, then 1.99 per additional user. Industry accelerators are included in paid plans; large organizations move to an enterprise offering with SSO, integrations and support.
The marginal cost of a second market is low: the platform — iOS and Android apps, web console, AI agent, infrastructure — is shared. What changes from one country to the next sits in a regulatory layer: texts, thresholds, forms, vocabulary. That is what we learned building iDuerp and then OSHAid, and it is what makes a third regime conceivable.
The company was founded in 2025 and runs two brands in production. For traction, usage metrics and investment opportunities, we share our deck on request.
Duopp was born from two complementary kinds of expertise: an entrepreneur who carried an employer’s legal responsibility for thirty years, and a software architect who built the platform.
More than thirty years in milling and artisan baking — in turn an employee, a sales director and the owner of eight bakeries. He knows the realities of very small and small businesses firsthand: managing teams in the field, facing everyday physical risks and carrying an employer’s legal responsibility. He makes sure every feature answers a real need.
Architect of the iDuerp and OSHAid platform. Founder of Zysco, the studio behind more than thirty apps published on the App Store, several of them featured by Apple. This rare pairing — an expert who can build a cutting-edge platform and a field entrepreneur who checks how it is used — is what sets Duopp apart.
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