Compwiz Creations

Compwiz Creations is a software development and design studio based in Nairobi, Kenya. The company builds mobile apps, web applications, design systems, and brand identity work for clients across finance, education, insurance, and travel sectors. Their stated approach emphasizes custom solutions rather than forcing clients into pre-built templates—they claim to design systems "with room for futuristic advancements."

Services and capabilities

Compwiz operates across four main service lines: web development, mobile app development, design (logo and branding), and systems development. On the mobile side, they've built lending apps like Coinqash Instant Loans, which included both the mobile application and a web-based admin portal. Their Tambaza app demonstrates a specific technical capability: a credit-recharge mobile tool that uses computer vision to scan voucher codes via phone camera.

On the systems side, they've developed Wavuti Shule, a school management platform focused on parent-school communication and administrative efficiency, and Wavuti Bima, an insurance agent platform for policy capture and reporting. The company positions itself around custom development rather than off-the-shelf products, though specific technology stacks are not detailed in available materials.

Notable work

Coinqash Instant Loans is their most detailed case: Compwiz built both a mobile lending app and web portal. The client, Jane Gichohi (Director), noted the simplicity and thoughtfulness of the design. House of Prayer Plymouth received a website redesign; the founder, Pastor Charly Kongolo, praised the balance between usability and feature depth. Africa Vacations Safaris commissioned logo design and branding materials. Dennis Mucheni, the Tour Consultant, highlighted the originality of the design and thoroughness of the brand documentation.

Tambaza, their own product line, is a mobile credit-recharge app that uses device camera functionality to read voucher codes automatically—suggesting some depth in mobile platform capabilities. Wavuti Shule and Wavuti Bima appear to be vertical SaaS products they've productized for education and insurance verticals respectively.

How they work

No explicit engagement model, pricing structure, or team composition details are published on the website. The company lists a phone number, email, and physical address in Nairobi's P.O. Box system but does not specify minimum project sizes, typical timelines, or billing approaches. Client testimonials suggest iterative design review (references to explaining design decisions and documentation), but no formal process documentation is available.

Team and credentials

No founding date, founder names, team size, certifications (ISO, SOC 2, GDPR), or third-party ratings (Clutch, G2) are mentioned. The company describes itself as "a team of creatives and innovators" but provides no headcount, organizational structure, or professional accreditations. English-language client testimonials suggest fluency, and Nairobi-based operations imply familiarity with Kenyan business contexts and time zones.