Three real projects and two spec builds. No mock-ups listed as client work, no "concept" studies dressed up as case studies. What you see here is what we shipped.
A high-volume social media marketing panel where resellers purchase followers, views, likes, and engagement services in bulk. The core challenge wasn't the storefront — it was building a queue and order engine that could handle thousands of concurrent automated requests without dropping jobs or misrouting fulfilment.
The problem
Most SMM panels run on nulled PHP scripts with no real queue system. When order volume spikes — a promotion, a sale, a viral reseller — jobs back up, fail silently, or get sent to the wrong supplier. Customers complain. Refunds pile up. The script can't tell you why.
What we built
We built the platform from scratch in Laravel with a dedicated queue worker layer. Each order enters a prioritised queue, gets dispatched to the correct supplier API, and its status is tracked throughout fulfilment. If a supplier times out, the job retries against a fallback. Failed orders are flagged for manual review — not silently dropped.
Key features
The outcome
Every order is logged with its full lifecycle — placed, queued, dispatched, fulfilled or failed. The owner can see exactly what's happening at any point, pull reports by service type, and identify which suppliers are underperforming. It's not glamorous engineering, but it's the kind of reliability that keeps a reseller business running without a daily firefight.
A full student ticketing portal for Spiritan University College, incorporating a system that most Ghanaian institutions still handle manually: Campus event ticketing. The goal was to replace the patchwork of Google Forms, Offline sales, and income mishandling with something the school could rely on year after year.
The problem
Paper ballots meant results weren't available until counting committees finished — sometimes a day or two after voting closed. Disputes were common. Campus events ran on manual guest lists and cash at the door, with no way to track attendance or revenue in real time. The school needed systems, not workarounds.
What we built
The e-voting module handles voter authentication via student ID, ballot casting, and live result display on a dedicated results board — designed for projection in assembly halls. Votes are timestamped and sealed on poll close. The ticketing module lets the school sell tickets to campus events with QR code delivery via SMS and a gate-scanning interface for entry management.
E-voting module
Ticketing module
Why it matters beyond Spiritan
The systems built for Spiritan University College are the same ones now available as standalone licensed products — our e-voting platform and ticketing engine. What started as a bespoke build for one institution became the foundation for software that any school or organisation in Ghana can use. If your institution is still running elections on paper or events on WhatsApp RSVPs, this is what the alternative looks like.
Spec work — built to demonstrate capability
These two projects weren't commissioned by clients. We built them to work through problems we care about — a proper e-commerce architecture and a business site that doesn't look like every other one in Accra. They exist because building is how we think.
A full e-commerce platform built to demonstrate what a proper Ghanaian online store looks like — not a Shopify theme, not a WooCommerce plugin stack. Custom product catalogue, cart, Mobile Money checkout, and a vendor dashboard for managing listings and orders.
Most Ghanaian corporate websites look like they were built in 2012 and haven't been touched since. This spec build was our answer to that — a clean, fast, properly coded business site with a contact system, service pages, and a structure any small or medium business could adapt.
Tell us what you're working on. We'll be straight with you about whether we're the right team for it and what it would take to get it done.