Àjàlá
A transit and safety co-pilot for Lagos. Finds danfo, BRT and ferry routes, shares live road reports, and lets you share a trip with someone you trust. I designed and built the app, the website and the backend alone.
I design and build websites, online stores and mobile apps for businesses and brands.
Hi, I'm Femi. I don't just build it: I've run the ads that bring visitors to it, so what I make is built to get you enquiries, bookings and orders. Try my live work below, it's not screenshots.
A live app, three live stores and a campaign that is running right now. Swipe or scroll sideways.
A transit and safety co-pilot for Lagos. Finds danfo, BRT and ferry routes, shares live road reports, and lets you share a trip with someone you trust. I designed and built the app, the website and the backend alone.
A registered Nigerian e-commerce business I built and run. New, used and car listings, partner shops, pay on delivery in Lagos, Paystack or bank transfer elsewhere, and every order confirmed on WhatsApp.

A sneaker and fashion store designed and built end to end, with cash on delivery, a fast mobile layout and a short checkout. Click through the real pages further down.
A Lagos gadget and home essentials store, built from scratch. Each product has its own sales page with a one-minute order form, pay on delivery across Lagos and WhatsApp support one tap away.

A Meta sales campaign on my Spotshop ad account, running since 1 October 2026. It brings in about 10 orders a day, each one costing under ₦1,000 in ads. Figures as of 26 October 2026.
Tell me what the business needs and I will tell you what it will cost. Fixed price, written scope, a reply within a few hours.
I went to Doha as Growth Manager for the EUKALYPTON Charity Foundation, part of its delegation to the United Nations summit where heads of state, UN agencies and civil society met on poverty, decent work and inclusion.
I took Àjàlá, the Lagos transit app I designed and built alone, to the Tech Revolution Africa 2.0 stage and pitched it live, with my team in the room wearing the brand.
“Where maps end, Àjàlá begins.”
Most agencies hand you a nice-looking site and walk away. I've spent years running paid ads for online stores, where a page either makes money or gets switched off. That is the standard I build to.
A site with no visitors earns nothing. I set up and run Meta ads for online stores, built around cost per order and your profit margin, not clicks and likes.
A fast, mobile-first site that makes you look established and makes it easy to contact you. Great for clinics, schools, dealers, restaurants and consultants.
A store that takes orders and payments without you chasing screenshots on WhatsApp. I built and run my own, so I know what converts.
Custom apps with sign-in, maps, live data and push notifications. Àjàlá, below, is a full app I designed and built alone.
Booking pages, dashboards, order trackers and automations that replace spreadsheets and endless chat threads.
I don't disappear after launch. Updates, hosting help, fixes and small changes, so your site keeps working.
Swipe through the real screens from the app on Google Play. I designed and built the app, the website and the routing engine.
A sneaker & fashion store I designed and built end to end on WordPress, WooCommerce and Elementor. Click through the real pages on both the desktop site and the mobile site.
A Lagos gadget and home essentials store I designed and built. Every product has its own sales page: the problem, the product, real photos, how to order, then a short form that takes under a minute. No account and no card. The order lands in WooCommerce, the customer pays on delivery, and WhatsApp is one tap away on every page.
A registered Nigerian e-commerce business that I built and run. New, used and car listings, partner shops, pay on delivery in Lagos, Paystack or bank transfer elsewhere, and every order confirmed on WhatsApp. Behind it I design the product funnels and run the paid acquisition: 100+ Meta & Google campaigns, 1,000+ orders for one product in three months, cost per order kept well below margin.
Pick a page, then scroll inside either screen. These are the live pages, captured as a visitor.
Swipe or use the arrows. These are live product funnels I designed.
You do not need to understand Ads Manager to read this. Here is what my ads do for a real business, in plain words, straight from my live Meta account.
Orders are purchases counted by Meta's pixel on spotshop.org. Customers pay on delivery, so a few orders are not collected. Figures change daily while the campaign runs.
Not every business sells online. Some want people to message them, book a call or visit a page. These are the real costs I have paid on my own campaigns for each kind of result.
The daily estimate is simple arithmetic at my real rate. Results depend on your product, price and offer, so I give you a forecast for your business before you spend anything.
Get a forecast for your business →Five of my best purchase-driving ads. Click any row to drill from campaign to ad set to ad, the way Ads Manager nests them.
| Campaign name | Delivery | Results | Reach | Cost per result | Amount spent | Impressions | CPM | CTR |
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A curated view of top purchase-driving ads from a live Meta Ads Manager account. The figures are real; the three tabs mirror how campaigns, ad sets and ads nest. Amounts are in Nigerian Naira — the top campaigns drove purchases at roughly ₦411–₦887 each (about $0.30–$0.60 per order), a fraction of typical e-commerce CPAs and well below product margin.
Most ad accounts waste money because tracking is wrong before the first naira is spent. I fix the foundation first, then build campaigns around what an order is worth to you.
100+ Meta and Google campaigns and 1,000+ orders on a single product in three months. Right now my rechargeable blender campaign brings in about 10 orders a day: 232 so far at ₦997 each in ads. WhatsApp chat campaigns have cost me as little as ₦114 per person messaging. The plain-words breakdown is in the "About 10 new orders a day" section.
Get your ads audited →Every project gets a fixed quote after a free consultation by email, WhatsApp or phone, so you know the cost before we start. These are starting points.
For businesses whose current site looks dated.
For businesses that need to be found and trusted online.
For businesses that want orders, bookings or donations online.
For startups and companies that need their own app.
Also: custom interactive websites from $4,500, automation from $500, admin dashboards from $1,500, Meta and Google ads from $300.
Prices in US dollars with the naira equivalent at ₦1,370 = $1. Domain and hosting are bought in your name. 50% to start, 50% at launch. Registered nonprofits get 20% off.
Tick what you need. Each option says in plain words what you get. Your quote updates as you go, and you can send it to me on WhatsApp or by email.
You tell me what the business needs. I ask the questions that matter and give you an honest answer, even if that is "you don't need an app".
A written scope, price and timeline. You pay 50% to start and I begin.
You see working progress, not promises, and can ask for changes along the way.
You pay the balance, we go live, and I stay on call to fix anything that breaks.
A starter site is usually 1 to 2 weeks. A store or booking system takes 2 to 4 weeks. I give you a date in the quote.
Yes. The domain, hosting account and code are yours. I never hold your site hostage.
Yes. I build it so you can change text, photos and prices yourself, and I show you how.
You see work in progress at every stage and can ask for changes before the final payment, so there are no big surprises at the end.
Yes. I work remotely with clients worldwide and quote in USD for international projects.
Yes. I run Meta and Google ads for online stores, and I can set that up after your site is live.
Send an email or a WhatsApp message with what you sell and what's not working today. I reply within a few hours with an honest recommendation and a fixed quote. No pressure. Prefer to talk? Call either number.