Receiptly NG
Nigeria's first centralised digital receipt platform. Merchants issue verifiable digital receipts and buyers keep every one of them in a single wallet.
We're an engineering team in Lagos. Fintech, logistics, and SaaS companies in Africa, Europe, and North America trust us to build and secure their software.
The people who build your project are the same people who maintain it. Nothing gets lost in a handover.
React Native and native Swift/Kotlin apps. Typed APIs, offline-first sync, and CI pipelines that ship to TestFlight and Play Console on merge.
Next.js and React apps that load fast, meet accessibility standards, and hold up when your traffic grows.
Penetration testing, secure code review, and OWASP Top 10 hardening, done by engineers who write production code themselves. We also help teams get ready for SOC 2 and ISO 27001 without derailing the roadmap.
An MVP isn't a smaller version of your product — it's the fastest honest test of your business. We've shipped our own products, so we know what zero-to-one costs, and we scope every build around the question that matters: will people pay for this?
A production-grade MVP in front of real users in weeks. Fast to ship, honest to measure, cheap to change.
Analytics and feedback loops wired in from day one, then two-week iterations that sharpen the product against real usage — so your runway buys learning, not guesswork.
Typed APIs, tests, CI, and security are in place from the first commit — so when growth arrives, scaling is a deploy, not a rebuild.
A small sample of recent engagements. Each one walks through the brief, the stack, and what came out the other side.
Nigeria's first centralised digital receipt platform. Merchants issue verifiable digital receipts and buyers keep every one of them in a single wallet.
On-demand moving and logistics marketplace for Nigeria, with live GPS tracking, KYC-verified drivers, and Paystack payments.
Peer-to-peer tutoring marketplace connecting Nigerian students with vetted tutors, with needs-driven matching, wallet payments, and real-time session tooling.
Yoruba-inspired Nigerian restaurant in Notting Hill: brand, website, and Google Ads.
Security is part of how we build, not a separate service bolted on at the end. We also take on audit, hardening, and incident work on software other teams have written.
Four stages, each with a clear deliverable, so you always know where the project stands.
We read the code, the tickets, and the room. One week of structured interviews with your team to map the problem, the constraints, and what a useful outcome looks like.
You receive: A written scope, stakeholder map, and a short list of risks.
Technical design review, data model, API contract, threat model. You see the architecture before we ship a line of production code.
You receive: Architecture doc, API contract, and a fixed milestone plan.
Weekly demo, two-week milestones. Everything is type-checked, tested, reviewed, and staged behind a preview URL before it lands on main.
You receive: Preview URLs, typed APIs, and CI that fails before you do.
Gradual rollout, observability dashboards, and a written runbook. We stick around for the first production incident so your team isn't on their own.
You receive: Runbook, dashboards, and a 30-day support window included.
Most teams ship a pen-test once a quarter and call it hardening. Here's the case for continuous, automated red-teaming, and the tooling that makes it cheap enough to justify.
Lagos 4G is the real performance test. Here's the exact load-order, font-hosting, and image-pipeline choices we use to hit sub-1.5s LCP on a Redmi 9.
Contracts, codegen, and boring boundaries. How we design APIs that let product teams iterate without breaking every client.
Tell us about it. We reply within one business day.
You'll get a real reply from the people who would actually build it, not a templated proposal.