Software & Systems · CGTech Studio
4 live systems · Taking new projects
Custom software built for real work — POS, analytics, business operations, marketing, and the ideas you can't find on a shelf. Four live projects already running in the wild.
A mobile point-of-sale built for the people who run small shops. Simple enough to learn in minutes, strong enough to grow with the business.
SalePix is a lightweight mobile POS designed for kiosk owners and small retailers. No spreadsheets, no cash book confusion — just open the app, record the sale, and see where the business stands.
It runs in the browser on any phone, so a shopkeeper doesn't need to buy a terminal or install anything. They create a shop, set a password, and start tracking sales from day one.
Every project below is live, clickable, and running in production. These aren't mockups — they're systems and sites real people use.
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A mobile point-of-sale built for kiosk owners. Create a shop, set a password, and start tracking sales from any phone.
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Trusted private hospital in Nairobi — full clinical services, departments, hours, appointment booking, and a 24/7 emergency line.
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A 100-year centenary website for a living Anglican congregation — Sunday services in 5 languages, news, ministries, and giving.
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Nairobi creative studio building complete brand worlds — identity, video, and strategic design for brands that refuse to be forgettable.
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Mobile POS, shop dashboards, stock tracking, and receipts — the SalePix family, built for kiosks and growing retailers.
Turn sales, stock, and customer data into one clear view — charts that answer real questions instead of decorating a page.
Bookings, inventory, staff roles, records, and the daily workflows that keep a business running — built around how you actually work.
Customer lists, follow-up flows, SMS and email reminders, referral tracking — systems that bring customers back on purpose.
The system you keep sketching on paper. If it has a workflow, a user, or a repetitive task, it can become a system — and it can be built for you.
No black boxes. You see the work at every step, and you end up with something you can explain, run, and grow.
Understand the business, the users, and the problem — before suggesting any tool.
Sketch the workflow and the interface so it matches how the business actually operates.
Write the code, wire the data, and test on real phones and real devices.
Hand over something working — then stay reachable as the business grows and changes.
Maybe it's a booking tool for a salon, a stock tracker for a hardware shop, a follow-up system for a clinic, or something nobody has built yet. Tell me what it needs to do — we'll figure out the rest.
