About
Building an OS for how organizations actually work.
Epiow labels every app by its state: live apps are marked live, planned apps are marked planned, and unfinished work is marked in development.
Mission
Why Epiow exists
Collaboration software fragmented into inboxes, spreadsheets and a dozen logins. Epiow puts the work back into one workspace: an OS where apps install, the agent works under grants, and the platform enforces identity, permissions and isolation underneath everything.
How we build
Three habits behind the product
Each habit shows up on the product pages.
Clear catalog layers
The catalog shows planned apps, installable apps and live apps as three separate numbers. A planned app is never presented as a shipped one.
Specific claims
Security and privacy claims name the part of the system that delivers them: database isolation, frame policy, the audit log.
Limits stated up front
Where a feature has a limit, the limit is written next to it. Pricing lists what a plan does not include; the status page lists degradations.
Global product, local rules
Epiow has no home market. Country rules - payroll contributions, tax returns, statutory leave and privacy law - come as jurisdiction packs that a workspace turns on. Hong Kong is the first pack in production: MPF, IR56 filings, Employment Ordinance leave and PDPO. The public site ships in six locale variants today.
- Statutory depthWhere a jurisdiction pack is live, payroll and filings are part of the product, not integrations. Today that is Hong Kong: MPF and IR56B/E/F.
- Global reachThe same workspace serves teams across regions; the public site ships six locale variants today.
- PrivacyPrivacy rules come with each jurisdiction pack; the Hong Kong pack follows PDPO and the PCPD's codes of practice for HR data.
Work with us, or just ask
Product questions, security reviews and partnership notes: one channel, answered by a person.