App and software development for Nigerian businesses, built for the handsets and networks your customers use.
We build mobile apps, software, online stores and AI automation for Nigerian fintech, logistics and retail businesses, and for the agencies that serve them. Everything is designed mobile-first for low bandwidth. You get a fixed quote in US dollars before work starts, weekly demos in WAT, and the source code once the work is paid for.
You came here because your product has to work on any handset.
Most Nigerian businesses that reach us are in one of these four places. If one of them is yours, you are on the right page.
Your app is too heavy for your customers' data.
Large downloads and slow screens cost you users before they sign up. We rebuild for low bandwidth, with small app sizes, cached data and screens that load on a weak signal.
Payments fail at the last step.
Customers want to pay by card, bank transfer or USSD, and your checkout only handles one well. We integrate Paystack or Flutterwave and test every payment path before launch.
Deliveries are tracked on paper and in spreadsheets.
Dispatchers lose time chasing riders for updates, and customers keep asking where their order is. We build dispatch and tracking tools that work offline and update when the rider reconnects.
Your agency sold more than it can build.
A client wants a fintech app, a dashboard or an AI assistant, and your team does brand and web. We become your engineering team behind the scenes, under your name.
What Nigerian businesses ask us to build.
Every service below is built and supported by the same team. Pick the one you came for, or describe the problem and we will tell you which fits.
A project for your business, or engineers behind your agency.
Most clients hire us for a project. Agencies and studios hire us as the engineering team they do not have to recruit.
Get your product built and live.
You bring the goal. We scope it, quote it in US dollars and build it, then stay on for support if you want us to.
Hire us as your engineering team.
Digital agencies, design studios and consultancies use us to deliver the apps and platforms their clients ask for. Your brand, your client, your invoice.
Founding a new product with a Nigerian-registered company and a real market? We co-found three products a year and carry half or more of the build cost in exchange for equity. See the Co-Founder Program
The practical part: WAT, dollars, contracts and the NDPA.
Calls in West Africa Time.
Weekly demos and calls are booked in your hours, West Africa Time (WAT). Between calls, progress sits on a shared board you can check any time, and questions get a written answer within one business day.
Quoted in US dollars.
Quotes and invoices are in US dollars, or in naira where we agree it in the statement of work. A starting payment reserves the team, then each payment follows a stage you have seen working. We accept bank transfer and major cards.
Your code, your IP.
A statement of work sets the scope, price and schedule. Once you have paid in full, you own the code, designs and content we made for you. We sign your NDA before you share anything sensitive.
Built for the NDPA.
We design for the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023 from the first week, and a Data Processing Addendum is available before we start. Access controls, encryption, audit logs and documented retention are standard, and we write them up so you are ready for questions from the Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC).
How a project runs, and what you receive at each stage.
Senior engineers who build for the real network.
Tell us what you need built, fixed or scaled.
Tell us the goal and the deadline. If it is a fit, you get a written scope and a fixed quote in US dollars.
The people who would build it read it, not a sales team. If it is a fit, you get a written proposal with a timeline and a fixed price.
A link to your current site or product, the result you want in a year, a rough budget, and anything a previous developer left behind.
Book a free thirty-minute call at a time that suits you. No obligation, no pressure.
Book a free consultationFrequently asked questions.
Do you work with businesses in Nigeria?
Yes. We take on projects from Nigerian businesses and work with clients on six continents from a fully remote team. Calls are booked in West Africa Time, and quotes are in US dollars, or naira by agreement. Weekly demos show what was built, and progress sits on a shared board between calls.
Why do you quote in US dollars, and can we pay in naira?
We quote in US dollars so the agreed price is clear from the first quote to the final invoice. Naira invoicing is possible where we agree it in the statement of work. Either way, you see the full price before you commit, and payments follow stages you have seen working.
How much does an app cost, and how long does it take?
Every project gets a fixed quote in US dollars after a short discovery, so you know the full price before you commit. As a guide, websites take 4 to 8 weeks, online stores 6 to 12 weeks, apps and SaaS MVPs 10 to 20 weeks, and AI automation pilots 3 to 6 weeks.
How do you handle the Nigeria Data Protection Act?
We design for the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023 from the first week. Personal data is collected for a stated purpose, protected with access controls and encryption, and kept only as long as needed. A Data Processing Addendum is available before we start, and we flag early if something needs your legal adviser.
Who owns the code and the intellectual property?
You do. Once the project is paid in full, you own the source code, designs and content we created for you. We keep only the general tools and libraries we had before your project. We sign your NDA before you share anything sensitive.
Can my agency white-label your work?
Yes. Agencies, studios and consultancies hire us as their engineering team for fintech apps, platforms and AI builds. We work under your brand, sign NDA and non-solicitation agreements first, and never contact your client unless you ask in writing. Each project gets a fixed partner price.
Can Nigerian founders join the Co-Founder Program?
Yes, if your company is registered in Nigeria and you have a real market to sell into. We co-found three products a year, carrying 50 to 70 percent of the build cost in exchange for 10 to 15 percent equity. The full terms are in the published term sheet.