Web Development
Modern, responsive web applications built with React, Next.js, and current frameworks — engineered for performance and a genuinely good user experience.
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
Endpoint-managed domain names. Get online fast — there is no DNS or networking to study. Every name arrives ready to administer: let your AI run it, or run it yourself, whichever you prefer.
Interface, backend and infrastructure — all of it by the same small team. No subcontracting, and no handover to a delivery layer that wasn't in the room.
Modern, responsive web applications built with React, Next.js, and current frameworks — engineered for performance and a genuinely good user experience.
Cross-platform mobile apps for iOS and Android using Flutter and React Native, so one codebase reaches every device you care about.
Scalable cloud architecture and deployment on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud — reliable, secure, and cost-conscious by default.
Bespoke systems engineered for your exact requirements.
Clean, documented APIs and third-party integrations that hold up.
Storefronts and checkout flows built to convert and to scale.
Interface design grounded in how people actually use software.
Monitoring, updates, and support for applications already in production.
CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, and sane deployment practice.
.com.ng and .ng first, plus the global endings. Priced in naira, paid with Paystack, and registered with your name on it — not ours.
A real business inbox on your own domain — [email protected] — from ₦9,999 a year. Billed in naira, set up in one tap, and run by us rather than resold to you from somebody else.
from₦9,999per mailbox, per year
A .com.ng domain is ₦10,000 a year on top — that part is yours either way.
[email protected], not a free address with your business name typed into the display field. Customers can tell the difference, and so can spam filters.
Outlook, Apple Mail, the Gmail app, Thunderbird. We hand you the settings — you never type a server address or guess at a port number.
Files are checked for viruses on the way in and on the way out, so a compromised supplier does not become your problem, or your customer’s.
Abnormal sending is throttled within the hour and confirmed abuse is cut off rather than warned. That is what protects delivery for everyone else on the platform, including you.
Keep the site on WordPress, Vercel, Shopify — wherever it already is. Mail only needs the MX and SPF records pointed here, and your website is unaffected.
Change an MX record in your DNS and we tell you it will affect mail delivery, before the mail stops rather than after somebody says they never got your invoice.
Products for the Nigerian market — commerce, facilities, logistics, fintech, and the infrastructure underneath them.

Multi-tenant e-commerce platform built for the Nigerian market, letting merchants launch a storefront and run it end to end.

Facilities management platform delivered as a SaaS product for the Nigerian market.
Design systems
Large-scale storefront template initiative covering fashion, food, electronics, beauty, services, agriculture, automotive, health, education and real estate, with 130+ further templates planned.
Food & grocery
Meal-first grocery platform: customers browse meals rather than groceries, and the ingredients arrive at the door.
Fintech
Chat-based fintech built around a modern messaging interface, with device-level authentication and encryption.
Logistics
Laundry pickup and delivery service, covering the full loop from customer booking through driver assignment to payment.
Alongside the platforms above — websites, tooling, branding, and the infrastructure work that keeps them running.
Small iterations with a demo at the end of each one. You see progress weekly rather than a status report now and a delivery at the end.
Requirements gathering, feasibility analysis, and scope definition.
Architecture planning, UI/UX prototyping, and technical specification.
Agile sprints with continuous integration and weekly progress demos.
Testing, deployment, and post-launch support to ensure success.
We stayed small on purpose. It means fewer projects at once, and no layer between you and the people building your software.
You talk to the engineers building it, not a middle layer.
Working software every sprint, not status reports.
Your code and your ideas remain yours, in writing.
Working with clients across 12+ countries from Lagos.
DevSection started as a two-person studio with a simple premise: small teams ship better software than large ones.
Our first engagement outside Nigeria, delivered fully remote. It set the working pattern we still use — direct contact, weekly demos, no account layer.
Expanded from web into mobile and cloud infrastructure, so we could take a product from first scope through to production without subcontracting.
Still deliberately small. Growth has gone into depth of capability rather than headcount.
Most software fails because nobody said the hard part out loud early enough. We combine technical depth with straight talk about what will work, what won't, and what it will really cost — before a line of code is written.
A two-person studio can out-ship a department when the people writing the code are the people who understood the problem. We intend to keep proving that.
Brief us, or just talk an idea through. We'll give you a straight read on whether it's feasible, what it would realistically take, and whether you need us at all.
Tell us about the work and we'll come back with scope, timeline and cost. You'll hear back from an engineer, not a sales team.
Ajah, Eti-Osa, Lagos 106104, Nigeria
Mon–Fri: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM WAT