Beyond client work, Noble IT Services designs, builds and runs its own SaaS and AI products — from early-stage pitches to live platforms. Here's what we're building.
AI-powered customer support bots for WhatsApp, Telegram and websites.
A Nigerian SaaS platform positioned against Wati, Intercom, Chatbase and Respond.io, with a Naira-priced three-tier subscription model. Live now, with new customers onboarding into a free trial.
Businesses need one affordable place to automate customer support across WhatsApp, Telegram and their website.
AI/LLM-powered conversation engine, WhatsApp Business & Telegram integrations.
Visit BotWave.ngAI-assisted scam-reporting platform for Nigeria.
Live, with real users using the service — and being explored as an extension into a verified artisan/vocational marketplace.
Nigerians need a fast, credible way to report scams and have those reports actually analysed.
Laravel front end with a FastAPI AI microservice for report analysis.
Visit VerifyMePlus.ngAnti-counterfeit product verification, built as a PWA.
Launching lean with manually seeded NAFDAC product records.
Buyers need a fast, low-friction way to verify a product is genuine — even without a smartphone app.
Laravel 12 and Alpine.js front end, FastAPI AI microservice, Filament admin, Africa's Talking USSD, Dojah KYC, Paystack.
Visit ScanOriginal.ngThe operating system for running a UK cleaning business.
Tiered pricing from £19–£149/month.
UK cleaning businesses manage payments, accounting, Airbnb turnovers and compliance across disconnected tools.
SaaS platform with GoCardless, Xero/Sage and Airbnb integrations.
Visit CleanPilot.ukNetwork of country-specific classifieds platforms.
marketplace.ng and marketplace.com.gh are live; Ethiopia and Uganda are in development.
Launching a classifieds platform in a new country usually means rebuilding infrastructure from scratch for each market.
Multi-tenant Laravel codebase, per-country databases.
Visit Marketplace.ngFrom your first concept to a production-ready SaaS platform — CleanPilot and BotWave are proof this isn't aspirational.