We architect cloud systems and build production software for teams that can't afford to get it wrong. No templates. No guesswork.
Cloud infrastructure, software engineering, and everything in between.
Cloud Architecture & Engineering
This is the core of what we do. You tell us what your system needs to handle, and we design the AWS infrastructure for it — VPCs, accounts, networking, IaC, the whole thing. If you're migrating off legacy, we'll assess what you have and build you a path that doesn't require a six-month freeze.
VPC design, multi-account strategy, IaC (Terraform/CDK), migration assessment.
We've spent years inside Lambda. Not "we deployed a function once" — we mean cold start tuning, concurrency reservations, event source mapping quirks, the kind of things you only learn by running serverless at scale. If your system needs to go from zero to a million invocations and back, this is what we do best.
Lambda, EventBridge, Step Functions, API Gateway.
Not everything fits in a Lambda. Long-running jobs, stateful workloads, teams that want container-level control — we set up ECS and EKS clusters that are reproducible and auto-scaling. The goal is that deploys are boring. Boring is good.
ECS Fargate, EKS, ECR, service mesh, task definitions, Helm charts.
Pipelines that run on time. Sounds simple, but most data infrastructure we inherit is a mess of cron jobs and silent failures. We build ingestion, transformation, and analytics layers on AWS with proper lineage tracking, so when the numbers look wrong, you can trace exactly why.
Kinesis, Glue, Redshift, Athena, Lake Formation, S3 data lake architecture.
Getting a demo working is easy. Getting AI into production — with cost controls, observability, and an architecture your team can actually maintain — is the hard part. That's where we come in. Bedrock, SageMaker, or custom inference pipelines, depending on what the problem actually needs.
Bedrock integration, RAG pipelines, vector store architecture, inference cost optimisation.
Your deploy pipeline should be the most reliable thing in your stack. We build CI/CD that's fast, predictable, and safe — automated tests before merge, infra promotion through environments, rollbacks that actually work. If your team is scared to deploy on Fridays, something is broken.
GitHub Actions, CodePipeline, CodeBuild, GitOps workflows, blue-green & canary deployments.
Operations & Assurance
PCI-DSS, SOC 2, GDPR, CBN, NDPR — we've worked with all of them. The trick is designing compliance into the architecture from day one, not bolting it on at the end when the auditor shows up. IAM policies, encryption, logging, regulatory mapping. We think about this stuff early so you don't have to redesign later.
IAM hardening, encryption at rest and in transit, audit logging, regulatory mapping.
Dashboards that look great in screenshots but don't help at 2 a.m. are useless. We instrument systems so that when things break, your on-call knows what happened, where, and what to do about it. Structured logs, distributed traces, alert routing that doesn't cry wolf.
CloudWatch, X-Ray, OpenTelemetry, PagerDuty, structured logging, runbook automation.
Your AWS bill is a history of every decision made under pressure. We go through it, find the waste, and fix it — right-sizing, reserved capacity, lifecycle policies, architectural changes where they make sense. Most clients see 25–40% savings in the first 90 days. The audit is free.
Cost Explorer analysis, Reserved Instance strategy, right-sizing, S3 lifecycle policies.
You probably have a DR plan somewhere. Has anyone tested it? We design and actually test failover architectures — multi-region, automated backups with verified restores, runbooks your team can follow under real pressure. Hope is not a strategy.
Multi-region failover, AWS Backup, pilot light & warm standby patterns, DR testing.
After we build it, some teams want us to keep running it. Monitoring, patching, cost reviews, incident response — the operational work that's important but pulls your engineers away from building product. We handle it with SLA-backed response times.
24/7 monitoring, patch & update management, cost reviews, SLA-backed response times.
We don't build things your team can't own. Every engagement includes knowledge transfer, but some teams want more. We run workshops on IaC, security, architecture patterns — practical stuff your engineers will actually use, not certification prep.
Architecture walkthroughs, IaC workshops, security best practices, team-specific curriculum.
Software Development
APIs, microservices, event-driven systems — we write the code that runs behind your product. Not prototype code, production code. Properly structured, tested, documented, and built to handle real traffic from day one. We work in Python, Node.js, TypeScript, and C#/.NET depending on what your stack needs.
REST & GraphQL APIs, microservices, event-driven architecture, database design, message queues.
Sometimes you don't just need infrastructure — you need the whole product built. We take features from design through to deployed, production-ready code. Frontend, backend, database, deployment pipeline, the lot. Particularly useful for teams that are strong on product but need senior engineering capacity.
React, Next.js, Node.js, Python, PostgreSQL, end-to-end feature delivery.
Third-party integrations, payment gateways, banking APIs, webhook systems — the connective tissue between your product and everything else. We've integrated with Paystack, Flutterwave, Stripe, Zendesk, Slack, and dozens of other platforms. We know where the documentation lies to you.
API design, third-party integrations, webhooks, OAuth flows, rate limiting, retry logic.
That monolith you're scared to touch? We've refactored plenty of them. We break legacy systems apart incrementally — strangler fig pattern, not big-bang rewrites. Your system keeps running while we modernise it underneath. No six-month feature freeze required.
Strangler fig migration, monolith decomposition, database modernisation, incremental rewrites.
We don't start with a proposal. We start with your problem.
Phase 01
We look at what you have, talk to your engineers, and figure out where you're going. No pitch. No premade solution waiting in a drawer. The output is a written brief — a shared picture of the problem that both sides agree on before anything else happens.
Phase 02
We design the whole system before anyone writes code. ADRs, data flow diagrams, cost projections, security threat model — all of it. You review it, push back where you disagree, and approve before we move forward. Non-negotiable.
Phase 03
We execute against the agreed architecture. Weekly updates. All code reviewed. Everything in Terraform or CDK — no one is clicking through the console. You own the repo from day one.
Phase 04
Runbooks, dashboards, walkthroughs with your team. The goal is simple: your engineers should be able to own, debug, and extend everything we built from the day we hand it over. If they can't, we haven't finished.
We pick the right tool for the job, not the one we used last time. If something cheaper or simpler works better, we'll tell you.
There are a lot of cloud consultancies. Most of them will say yes to anything and figure it out later. We'd rather be honest about what we're good at: hard infrastructure and engineering problems for teams in regulated, high-stakes industries. Our office is in Lagos. Our clients are everywhere.
Payment rails, wallet systems, real-time settlement. The layer where milliseconds are money and downtime is front-page news.
Core banking migration, regulatory architecture, legacy modernisation. We know what the auditors are going to ask before they ask it.
Subscriber data at high throughput, event-driven billing, network analytics. Systems that need to handle millions of events without dropping anything.
Policy management, claims automation, actuarial pipelines, regulatory reporting. Lots of data, lots of rules, zero tolerance for getting it wrong.
Multi-tenant platforms, B2B product infrastructure, the kind of systems where one customer's bad query shouldn't take down everyone else.
The short version of why you should trust us.
We're in the AWS Partner Network. That means AWS has vetted our technical capabilities and our ability to deliver. It's not a badge you just sign up for.
In Progress
We're working toward this designation. It requires documented proof that you've delivered production-grade, regulation-compliant architecture in financial services. We're building that case.
Recognised by AWS for deep Lambda expertise. We've built and run serverless systems processing millions of invocations per day — not as experiments, but as production infrastructure that real businesses depend on.
Tell us what you're working on. We'll get back to you within one business day — with a straight answer about whether we can help and what that would look like.
No commitment, no sales pitch. Just a conversation.