Through his technological vision, he is completely rethinking how businesses adopt digital solutions. His approach leverages innovation to drive performance and sustainable growth.

Jean-Paul Yetor, a Togolese software engineer and entrepreneur, is the founder and CEO of VR-AI, a company specializing in custom software development and digital transformation support for businesses.

Founded in 2024, VR-AI positions itself as a technology partner for companies of all sizes, offering web and mobile development, business software tools, digital strategy consulting, and application maintenance. Its services are grouped into three packages: “Lancement,” designed for startups and early-stage projects; “Croissance,” aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises seeking to strengthen their digital presence; and “Entreprise,” which targets large organizations with complex needs and includes tailored software development, strategic consulting, scalable architecture design, and dedicated technical support.

Alongside VR-AI, Yetor is involved in developing DressLike, an app that helps users build sustainable, personalized wardrobes. Before founding VR-AI, he co-founded EODS Communication in 2014, an agency focused on cultural and technological projects, and later Ndupé, a startup developing digital tools for the food industry.

In 2018, he co-founded Klumer, an event management platform designed to help organizers plan and promote their events, where he served as chief technology officer until August 2025.

Yetor holds a bachelor’s degree in mathematics and computer science from the University of Lomé.

Melchior Koba