Build · Software and apps

Mobile apps that work on the phones your customers really use

We design and build Android and iOS apps for customers, field teams and members. They are built for patchy networks, mid-range devices and the way people in Nigeria pay and communicate.

The problem we solve

An app has to earn its place on the phone

Storage is precious and data costs money, so people delete apps that are slow, heavy or confusing. A good app does one job very well and makes coming back easy.

We start with that job, test it with real users early, and add features only when they make the app more useful.

What you get

Everything a serious app needs

Android and iOS from one codebase

Cross-platform apps built with React Native or Flutter keep cost and maintenance down, with native code where a feature needs it.

Offline-ready

Key screens and forms work without a connection and sync when the network returns, which matters for field staff and users outside the big cities.

Light and fast

Small downloads, careful use of data and battery, and screens that respond quickly on mid-range devices.

Payments people trust

Card, bank transfer and USSD payment options through established Nigerian payment gateways.

Notifications and messaging

Push notifications, SMS fallbacks and in-app messages for reminders, updates and alerts.

Store release and updates

We prepare store listings, handle Google Play and App Store review, and ship updates without disrupting users.

Field and staff apps

Not every app is for the public

Some of the most valuable apps are internal: inspections, deliveries, sales visits, attendance and stock checks. They replace paper forms and phone calls with clean data that reaches the office the same day.

  • Forms with photos, signatures and location
  • Work assigned to staff, with status updates as it happens
  • Private distribution to staff phones, without a public store listing
  • Device management, so a lost phone can be locked or wiped

How it works

How we take an app from idea to store

  1. Discovery

    We agree who the app is for, the one job it must do well, and how success will be measured.

  2. Prototype

    A clickable prototype on your phone, tested with real users before development starts.

  3. Build and test

    Two-week cycles with test builds you can install, checked on a range of Android and iOS devices.

  4. Release

    Store listings, privacy details and review handled, with a staged rollout to catch problems early.

  5. Grow

    Crash reports, usage insight and regular updates based on what users actually do.

Tools and technology

Apps

  • React Native
  • Flutter
  • Kotlin
  • Swift

Back end and APIs

  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • Firebase
  • PostgreSQL

Payments and messaging

  • Paystack
  • Flutterwave
  • SMS gateways
  • Push notifications

Release and quality

  • Google Play
  • Apple App Store
  • Automated builds
  • Crash reporting

Is this right for you?

Who this service is for

A good fit if

  • You know who the app is for and the main job it must do
  • Your users come back often, so an app beats a website
  • You plan to keep improving it after launch

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Should we build a mobile app or a web application?

If people use it often, need notifications or work offline, an app is worth it. If they visit occasionally, a well-built web application reaches more people for less. We will give you an honest recommendation, and sometimes the answer is both, sharing one back end.

Android or iPhone first?

Most smartphones in Nigeria run Android, so many projects start there or build both together from one codebase. Your own users matter more than national figures, so we check who they are first.

Can the app work without internet?

Yes, for the screens that need it. We store data securely on the device, queue changes and sync them when the connection returns, with clear handling of conflicts.

Do you publish the app in the stores for us?

Yes. We prepare the listings, screenshots and privacy information, and manage review. The developer accounts should be in your organisation’s name, so you always control the app.

What happens after launch?

Apps need regular updates for new phone operating systems, store rules and security fixes. A support plan covers this, plus a monthly allowance for improvements if you want one.

Tell us what you need

Share a few details and we will reply by email with questions, next steps and, where it helps, a short call.