When off-the-shelf solutions no longer fit, we build what does. We design, build and maintain websites, mobile apps and back-office systems that fit the way your organisation works.
Trusted by businesses and institutions across Nigeria
Founded on the passion for delivering optimal solutions, our team of designers and developers builds systems that hold up long after launch — some of them still running fifteen years on.
Innovative solutions shaped around your vision, not around a template we already owned.
Current tooling, chosen on merit — and legacy systems modernised in place when replacing them would cost you more.
Excellence in the details: accessibility targets, structured data and security patches written into the spec, not bolted on.
Three kinds of system we build end to end, supported by design and advisory services.
Back-office software built around how your operation actually runs, including modernising the desktop systems you already depend on.
Platforms, portals and apps designed to a WCAG AA target and shipped to web and both app stores from one authenticated backend.
Public-facing systems for ministries, agencies and institutions, built to serve people at scale and to hold up to audit.
Identity, print and animated logos that give your brand something to move with, from flyers to full motion branding.
Architecture reviews, security patching and hands-on training for teams inheriting a system.
Fifteen years of shipping has taught us which corners are worth cutting and which ones quietly cost you a rebuild.
Solutions tailored to your specific needs. We scope deliberately — Aboki & Co. tracks dues but does not auto-charge them, because restraint was the right call.
We deliver on time and on target, then stay reachable. A 2021 desktop system of ours was still being patched forward in 2026.
Web, mobile, desktop and the database underneath. The same people who design the interface write the API it talks to.
Documented, patched and handed over cleanly — including training for the team that takes it on after us.
A selection from the register. Every one of these is a real deployment with real users behind it.
Ordering, loyalty and kitchen operations for a Nigerian restaurant in LA
Online ordering site, rewards app and kitchen-floor system for a Los Angeles Nigerian restaurant, running on its own backend. Its kitchen works from an Android order management terminal (OMT) shared with sister restaurant The Peppered Goat — built once, running at both locations. Handles live order routing, Square and Stripe payments, Uber Direct and DoorDash dispatch, gift cards, referrals, and loyalty redemptions.
Legislative reference and admin platform for a state assembly
A civic-tech system for a Nigerian state house of assembly — an API serving laws, bills, and member records to a mobile app, behind authentication and role-based access control. It moved a hard-copy document archive to the cloud and tracks each bill’s status and dates. Its AI assistant runs full-text search over the bills database directly in Postgres, then hands the matched sections to an LLM to answer legislation questions in plain language.
One event-registration platform, reused across three very different clients
Started as a minimal Flask registration portal and grew into a certificate-and-registration system. It ran the Curriculum Services Department of the Lagos State Ministry of Education's online sensitization webinar on the Unified Schemes of Work, then a run of church events, then Open Mic — a talk show for job seekers targeting Canada. The same platform reused rather than rebuilt each time: attendee sign-up, Zoom and calendar scheduling, S3-hosted PDF certificates with QR codes, and Paystack / Flutterwave payment links.
Multi-tenant management platform for parishes and dioceses
A member directory and administration platform piloted with a Catholic parish in Benin City, built to scale across an entire diocese. Tenant-aware routing, OTP login, donations via Flutterwave and Paystack, WhatsApp Business messaging, and livestream integration — with companion mobile apps for parish members and diocesan administrators.
A legacy desktop HR system, modernized in place and given an API
A 2021 Java Swing application that runs a state assembly's entire personnel operation — staff records, department postings and transfers, annual performance evaluations, payroll, ID cards, and a bills/laws register — against an on-premises SQL Server. In 2026, patched forward through a Java 21→25 migration and build a new Next.js admin frontend from the desktop client, and moved off a discontinued commercial reporting engine onto JasperReports. Staff biometric enrollment shifted from a fingerprint-reader SDK to webcam-and-QR-code check-in. Years of hand-edited nominal-roll spreadsheets get reconciled into the live database through a set of Python cleanup scripts.
A few of the people whose work we now sit inside of.
They built the ordering site, the rewards app and the terminal my kitchen actually runs on — and then made the same terminal work for The Peppered Goat without us starting over. Orders, payments, deliveries and loyalty all land in one place, so my team can cook instead of chasing tickets.
01Founder & CEO
02Graphics Designer
03Accountant
04Legal Adviser
What we do, where we are and how we work — answered plainly, so you can tell early whether we are the right fit.
Gnotable Technologies builds custom software: back-office business systems, web platforms and portals, iOS and Android apps, and public-facing platforms for government agencies and institutions. Graphic design, motion branding, and consultancy and training are offered alongside the builds.
Gnotable Technologies is based in Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria. The team works with clients across Nigeria and internationally, including ongoing work for businesses in the United States.
Most builds run on Next.js and React for the web, Expo and React Native for mobile, and Django, Java, Python and PostgreSQL on the backend, with Supabase used where it fits. Payment and logistics work has included Square, Stripe, Uber Direct and DoorDash.
Yes. Gnotable builds public-facing institutional platforms — registration and enrolment systems, digital certificates, and records and access control — designed to serve people at scale and to hold up to audit. Past work includes a platform for a Nigerian state assembly.
Email info@gnotable.ng, call +234 803 469 2049, or use the contact form at https://www.gnotable.ng/#contact. Include what you are trying to build and the deadline you are working to.
Yes. Gnotable offers ongoing support, security patching, architecture reviews and handover training for teams inheriting a system. Some systems built by the team have been in continuous service for over fifteen years.
Send us the shape of the problem and we'll come back with a quick, honest quote — including whether we think you need us at all.
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