Built for real African conditions
Intermittent connectivity, mid-range Android devices, expensive data and shared phones are constraints we design for from the first sprint — not problems we discover at testing.
Software for ministry and mission
We build the systems
We build the systems
and then we keep running them
Eunoia Tech Limited builds mobile and web applications for ministries, educational institutions and mission organisations across Africa. Every platform on this site is one we built, deployed and still administer today.
2,613
Users on a student portal we run in production
30+
Years building software, since 1994
13+
Live platforms on infrastructure we administer
3
African countries in a single deployed system
Why organisations work with us
Most software vendors have to be taught how a ministry works
We do not. Our founder serves as Digital Strategy Director for Cru / Great Commission Movement of Nigeria. We sit in the same meetings and work to the same calendars as the organisations we build for.
We understand budget reality
Funding arrives in cycles and often depends on donors. We scope in phases that deliver something usable early, so a delay in funding does not leave you with nothing to show.
The whole stack, one team
Design, build, database, hosting, deployment, SSL, backups, training and support. No coordinating a developer, a hosting company and a support desk separately.
Thirty years of practice
Writing software since 1994, across business, education, healthcare and mission work. Eunoia Tech is the formalisation of that practice, not a new venture learning as it goes.
Working across borders
One of our platforms carries national offices in Nigeria, Ghana and Kenya. Multi-country roles and approval chains are things we have already solved.
We stay after launch
Every platform in our portfolio is still running. That is deliberate — we do not treat handover as an exit.
Selected work
Systems in production today
Not case studies from a previous employer. These are platforms we built, deployed and still administer.
DM Hub
A mobile application that helps digital mission teams plan campaigns, publish across social channels, follow up with people who respond, and see what actually moved.
- Campaign workspace with guided content creation
- Multi-channel publishing to WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok
- Learning modules, certificates and an impact dashboard
MAFFAPP / MORI
Missions Operations & Reporting Intelligence — a field reporting and approvals platform used across national offices in Nigeria, Ghana and Kenya.
46
Staff accounts
3
National offices
WATS Student Portal
A full student information system for West Africa Theological Seminary — built, deployed, hosted and maintained by us, carrying real institutional load every day.
2,613
Registered users
2,091
Students
v3.17
Current release
What we do
From first conversation to long-term support
Mobile applications
Progressive web apps and native Android, built for mid-range devices and unreliable networks. Offline delivery, installable to the home screen.
Web platforms
Institutional portals, learning management, reporting systems, member databases and approval workflows.
Infrastructure
Linux server administration, hosting, DNS, SSL, backups and disaster recovery on servers we build and secure ourselves.
Digital strategy & AI
Organisational digital transformation, responsible AI adoption, training and capacity building for teams.
How we work
Five phases, each ending in something you can see
So funding decisions never rest on trust alone.
01
Discovery and scope 2–3 weeks
We sit with your team and with the people who will actually use the app. Output: a written scope, user journeys, a feature list split into launch and later, and a fixed quotation.
02
Design and prototype 2–3 weeks
Screen designs and a clickable prototype on a real phone. You approve the interface before code is written — the cheapest point at which to change your mind.
03
Build 6–12 weeks
Development in two-week cycles. At the end of each cycle you receive an installable build. Nothing is hidden until the end.
04
Testing and pilot 2–4 weeks
Device testing across the Android range your people actually carry, then a supervised pilot with real users before general release.
05
Launch and handover 1–2 weeks
Play Store publication, server configuration, administrator training, written documentation, and the start of the support period.
Let us scope it properly
We would rather understand your organisation before quoting. A discovery conversation costs you nothing and produces a written scope you own — whether or not you build with us.