Proof that we can build across industries, workflows, and user types.

MediSeen HMS

Problem. Hospitals need joined-up patient, billing, pharmacy, lab, and operational workflows instead of disconnected paper trails and spreadsheets.

Build. A hospital management platform covering registration, triage, consultation, billing, pharmacy, lab, and inpatient/maternity operations, designed around how Nigerian facilities actually run.

Value. Clearer clinical records, faster billing reconciliation, and administrative visibility across departments that used to operate in silos.

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SortAm

Problem. Finding a reliable local repair artisan is fragmented, trust-poor, and usually word-of-mouth only.

Build. A multi-sided marketplace with verified artisan profiles, job discovery, quote flows, protected payment logic, wallet operations, and an admin control room. The self-hosted migration is complete; Paystack is live and eTranzact integration is in progress.

Value. Faster, more trustworthy access to local service providers, with payment protection removing the "pay first, hope it shows up" risk on both sides.

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StoreBase

Problem. Nigerian shop owners run on notebooks and memory: stock goes missing, customer debt gets forgotten, and unreliable network kills web-based POS tools at the worst moment.

Build. An offline-first POS and inventory system that keeps selling through a network drop and syncs after, with multi-branch staff roles, built-in "carry small small" installment/debt tracking tied to customer profiles, a CCTV camera view for owners, and price/stock integrity enforced server-side so a cashier can't quietly ring up a sale below cost.

Value. Two flat monthly pricing tiers with a 14-day free trial, no manual approval friction on signup, and a tightened permission model so only owners and managers can touch pricing, stock adjustments, or the books.

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MyEstate

Problem. Residential estates rely on a logbook and a gatehouse guard's memory to control who comes in, with no record of visitor history and no fast way to raise an alarm.

Build. A visitor access control system: residents generate QR/OTP gate passes with an expiry window and gate restriction, guards verify them through an offline-capable app so connectivity gaps at the gate don't stop entry checks, and residents can trigger an SOS alert. Estate-wide announcements and chat round out day-to-day communication.

Value. Free for the estate to adopt, with residents paying per token used to generate or auto-send a pass, aligning revenue directly with actual usage instead of a subscription nobody wants to commit to upfront.

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Expo Easy

Problem. Sales teams need to demo multiple products cleanly at expos without a laptop-juggling, login-fumbling mess in front of a prospect.

Build. A kiosk and admin platform with SDK integration, product handoffs, usage analytics, and release gates.

Value. Repeatable, controlled product demos and a safer path for integrating third-party SDKs at events.

Prism Global

Problem. A luxury residential development in Lugbe Extension, Abuja needed a credible digital storefront to reach serious buyers instead of relying on word-of-mouth and agent networks alone.

Build. A marketing and listings site covering the full development: aerial and exterior shots of each block, interior galleries by unit type, and direct enquiry flows tied to an admin panel for managing listings and leads.

Value. A always-on shopfront that lets buyers browse units and finishes before ever visiting site, shortening the path from interest to inspection.

Savour

Problem. Home cooks juggling Nigerian, Latvian, or other home cuisines want practical, budget-aware recipes and meal ideas in their own language, not generic recipe sites built around a single cuisine.

Build. An AI-powered cooking companion, "every culture, every kitchen, one app," that suggests budget-smart meals across Nigerian, Latvian, and global cuisines with Paystack-backed premium features.

Value. A single app that adapts recipes and meal planning to the cook's culture, budget, and language instead of forcing them into a one-size-fits-all cookbook.

Africa Connect

Problem. AI agents (Claude, Gemini, GPT, and others) have no reliable way to discover, verify, and transact with African businesses, so agent-driven commerce defaults to global platforms that leave local businesses out.

Build. An enterprise-grade discovery, trust, and transaction layer: an MCP gateway exposing find/verify/transact tools to AI agents, backed by a 7-signal weighted trust score, a 0-6 verification ladder, partner data ingestion, and an immutable audit log on every write.

Value. A trust and routing layer that lets African businesses show up credibly in AI-mediated search and booking, with policy-scoped access and tenant isolation built in before any partner goes live.