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Founded in Zaria by engineers who still write the code.

Phoenix Information Technology has been building for hospitals, schools, fintechs and public bodies since 2013. The team is small on purpose and senior by design.

Developer at a laptop and tablet with a code symbol projected above the desk
  • 2013Founded in Zaria as a web development shop for local businesses.
  • 2016First hospital and school systems. Custom software and databases become the core.
  • 2019Mobile team formed. Multi-app marketplaces with shared backends.
  • 2022First clients in the UK and Canada. The team goes remote-friendly.
  • 2024AI and automation practice: assistants, document intelligence, workflow agents.
  • TodaySixteen live products, seven disciplines, one office in Zaria.

We stayed in Zaria and built for the world.

Phoenix started because the businesses around us needed software and the agencies in Lagos and Abuja were not looking this way. We built websites first, then the systems behind them: patient records, admissions, inventory, payments.

The work took us further out. Today a hospital operating system, a food delivery marketplace, a payments platform and care providers in Calgary and Hamilton all run on code written in this office. The office has not moved.

Our mission has not changed since 2013: expand what our clients can do with their data, information and knowledge. Our vision is digital systems good enough that clients stop thinking about them and get on with running the organisation.

What we hold to in every project

Written scope, signed before we quote

The brief is a document you approve. If it changes, the estimate changes in the open.

The builder is the person you talk to

No account layer between you and the engineer. Questions get answered by whoever wrote the code.

It has to run after we leave

Documentation, hosting handover and walkthrough sessions for your staff are part of the job.

Leadership

The people who scope, build and support the work.