Start a project
Tell us what you’re building and where it’s stuck. We reply within two working days with next steps, usually a scoping call.
Before you start
Who owns the work?
You do. Once the final invoice is paid, the designs, layouts, source code and reports are yours. We keep our general tools, scripts and know-how, and we never reuse your design or share your details on other work.
How does the NDA work?
Send us yours, or we’ll send our one-page mutual NDA. It’s signed before you share any confidential files, and we agree how files are exchanged, for example through a shared folder you control.
How do payments work?
Most projects are 50% to start and 50% on delivery. Projects longer than about six weeks are split into milestones, each paid when you accept its deliverable. We invoice in US dollars, or in naira for clients in Nigeria.
What if the scope changes?
The quote lists exactly what’s included. If you need something outside it, we write up the change with its cost and its effect on the dates, and we only start it once you approve. Small clarifications along the way are part of the job.
How long does a project take?
Reviews and debugging usually take one to two weeks, prototypes and verification sprints three to eight, and a full analog block six to twelve. Your quote gives dates, and weekly updates show where things stand.
Do you work with clients outside Nigeria?
Yes. Most work is remote. Hardware is shipped or handed over in Lagos, and we agree how during scoping. We’re on West Africa Time (UTC+1), which overlaps with European working hours and US mornings.
Can students hire you?
For learning, yes: mentoring, workshops and code review. We don’t do graded assignments, projects or theses on a student’s behalf.