An NGO’s website has several jobs at once: explain the work clearly, prove that it is real and accountable, and make it easy for donors, volunteers and partners to act. Much of that audience arrives on a phone.
What we built
A single-page story that moves from mission to programmes, impact, field stories and ways to help
Eight programme areas presented clearly, from community outreach to child protection
A donation journey with one-time and monthly giving, explained step by step
Outcome
The site is live at gcci.org.ng, giving GCCI one clear home for donors, volunteers and partners. We will share measured results here with GCCI’s permission.
The site had to persuade people who have stopped believing their vote matters, without ever telling them who to vote for. It also had to earn trust from partners and the press, and turn interest into members, volunteers and subscribers.
What we built
A homepage that moves from the turnout problem to the two pillars of the campaign and a clear call to join
The 10-point agenda, each demand stated in a sentence
Free membership registration, routed by state and by how each person wants to take part
Outcome
The site is live at independentnigerians.com, giving INP one home for citizens, partners and the press. We will share measured results here with INP’s permission.
Students need help that is patient, available at any hour and grounded in what they are actually studying, without assuming a laptop, a fast connection or money for private lessons.
What we built
Tutor AI, which explains a student’s own courses step by step: key idea, example, exam tip, then a practice question
Tutor Mode, which plans each sitting around the time a student has: check, teach, practise, check again, recap
Course tracking with a weekly study readiness score and a suggested focus session for each day
Outcome
CampusTutor is Tekora’s own product, built and operated in-house. We will publish usage and learning outcomes here once they are measured, not before.
Weekly revenue intelligence for growing businesses
Challenge
Owners can see what they spend on ads and what they sell, but not what happens in between: leads that never got a reply, buyers who went quiet, channels that cost more than they return. Revenue leaks without anyone noticing.
What we built
Setup in plain language: how the business finds customers and how they buy, then connecting its data. The first release covers Meta ads, with sales closed on WhatsApp or a website
A Weekly Growth Review every Monday: what happened, where customers are being lost, why Adlidity thinks so, and three specific actions
A revenue map that follows each source from first contact to payment and shows where money leaked
Outcome
Adlidity is in active development. If you want to see where your revenue comes from and where it leaks, tell us about your business.
