Yéré
What it does
Put text, a logo or a drawing on a t-shirt, a navétane football shirt, a boubou, a cap or a tote bag. Yéré checks the print and produces the files the printer expects, at the right size, with an order sheet.
Who it's for
People ordering shirts for a team, a wedding or a magal, and the print shops, from Colobane to Thiès, that take those orders.
Three things to know
- The files a print shop needs
- Transparent PNG at 300 DPI, SVG with one group per layer, PDF at 1:1 scale. It all goes out as a .zip on WhatsApp.
- Seen worn before printing
- Fourteen garments, front and back, flat or worn. A check flags text that's too thin, a blurry image or ink too close to the fabric colour.
- A space for print shops
- A public page, a catalogue with sizes and prices, templates to customise, and orders that arrive with their files and a proof to approve.
Your data
The designer works without an account and your work stays in the browser. The optional AI drawing sends your description to an AI service. Print shops sign in with a Zaleo account; order files are kept in private storage.
What it doesn't do
Yéré doesn't handle money or delivery: the client pays the print shop directly, by Wave or Orange Money. Automatic background removal works on plain backgrounds, not on photos.