KodeHauz

What KodeHauz does

KodeHauz is a Nigerian technology company founded in 2015 by Engr. Aniebet Udoh and headquartered in Eket, Akwa Ibom State. It operates a hybrid model combining tech talent training with custom software and hardware development services, and has productized several internal tools into standalone offerings. The company runs multiple training programs including KodeCamp (a free cohort-based online bootcamp with 13,000+ registrations and 750+ training videos), TechKamp (a paid monthly children's coding subscription at $100-$200/month), and DAIPODS (foundational digital literacy). On the product side, KodeHauz has built and maintains ten or more proprietary software and hardware products including the KodeCamp LMS, Heliom (power monitoring), RMS (request/reimbursement management), JobBoard (recruitment), Saleslify (inventory), KompleteCare (telemedicine), IoT Education Kits, and Boveeri (a hospitality brand website).

The underlying technology stack spans full-stack web and mobile development using Flutter, React Native, Android, iOS, Riverpod, GetX, and Provider frameworks, alongside embedded systems, IoT, and Arduino-based hardware. KodeHauz has begun exploring machine learning and predictive analytics capabilities, though no AI-native products have shipped to date. Revenue mechanics are diversified across three streams: subscription revenue from TechKamp, project-based professional services for enterprise clients, and potential SaaS licensing of proprietary products. Distribution combines self-serve online enrollment (Kode.camp platform, Paystack payments) for consumers with direct enterprise sales for custom development. The company is bootstrapped with no disclosed external funding and operates with a lean team of 8-10 named professionals.

KodeHauz serves two primary customer segments: individuals seeking tech skills (career changers, students, parents of K-12 children) and businesses requiring custom software development, with secondary segments in K-12 parents and organizations seeking R&D partnerships. The company claims over 4,000 trained individuals, 400+ startups launched, 100+ learners placed in tech roles, and 200+ satisfied clients across its ten-year operating history. Its community-led growth model leverages alumni testimonials, case studies, and a self-reinforcing talent pipeline that simultaneously feeds its service delivery capacity and its training enrollment funnel.

Name

KodeHauz

Legal name

KodeHauz

Website

https://kodehauz.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2015

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

KodeHauz is a Nigerian technology company founded in 2015 that delivers software development services, tech training programs (KodeCamp, TechKamp), and proprietary SaaS products spanning healthcare, energy management, recruitment, and education for African enterprises, job seekers, and K-12 parents.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Eket

HQ country

Nigeria

HQ region

Africa

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Software

Cost components

Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Training and Mentorship Programs: Revenue from paid training programs including KodeCamp (flagship free bootcamp for awareness and pipeline building) and TechKamp (paid monthly program at $100-200/month for children's tech education). Additional revenue from DAIPODS foundational program and Executive Tech Training for business leaders.
2. Product Development Services: Custom software and hardware development services for enterprise clients including web applications, mobile applications, embedded systems, smart devices, and IoT solutions. B2B engagements through direct sales and project-based contracts.
3. Proprietary Product Licensing: KodeHauz develops and maintains proprietary products (LMS, Heliom, RMS, JobBoard, Saleslify, IoT kits) that can be licensed or sold to other organizations, creating recurring revenue potential through software-as-a-service delivery.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

KodeHauz delivers custom software development services (web applications, mobile applications, IoT/embedded systems, and AI/ML solutions) for enterprise clients alongside a portfolio of proprietary software products including the KodeCamp LMS, Heliom (power monitoring), RMS (reimbursement management), JobBoard (recruitment), Saleslify (inventory), and KompleteCare (telemedicine). The company also operates training and mentorship programs (KodeCamp free bootcamp, TechKamp paid children's coding program, DAIPODS foundational program) and conducts R&D into emerging technologies including IoT education kits.

Product overview

KodeHauz is a technology company offering a portfolio of software and hardware products across training/education, healthcare, energy management, recruitment, and hospitality sectors. The core product suite includes KodeCamp LMS (a cohort-based learning management system with 750+ training videos), Heliom (power monitoring and energy management system), JobBoard (recruitment platform), RMS (reimbursement management system), Saleslify (inventory management), and KompleteCare (telemedicine platform). Additionally, they offer IoT Education Kits for young learners and TechKamp for children's coding education. These products range from enterprise-focused solutions (Heliom, RMS, JobBoard) to consumer-facing platforms (KompleteCare, TechKamp), demonstrating expertise in both software and hardware development.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• KodeHauz TechKamp: A monthly virtual training program designed to introduce children to coding, covering Web Development and Scratch Programming
• KodeCamp
• DAIPODS
• DIAPODS
• Heliom
• Saleslify

Products and services

• KodeCamp LMS Comprehensive online learning management system for upskilling individuals in web development, mobile app development, and other tech fields with cohort-based learning, 750+ training videos, community and mentorship features, and career catalyst programs.
• Heliom Comprehensive power monitoring and management system that helps users track, optimize, and control energy usage through real-time data, analytics, intuitive dashboards, threshold alerts, and multi-role access for managers, technicians, and admins.
• RMS (Request Management System) Request and reimbursement management system that simplifies the process of submitting, approving, and tracking reimbursements with multi-level approval workflows, real-time tracking dashboard, notifications, and reporting/analytics for improved transparency and compliance.
• JobBoard Dynamic platform where individuals and organizations can post, manage, and track job and internship opportunities with opportunity management, candidate tracking, search and filters, and notifications, helping connect employers with potential candidates quickly and effectively.
• Saleslify Robust inventory management system that allows businesses to easily track, manage, and streamline stock, helping maintain optimal inventory levels and reduce losses and waste.
• IoT Education Kits Innovative learning kits including indigenous IoT boards and Arduino-based kits designed to introduce young learners to technology and IoT, fostering creativity and problem-solving through hands-on exploration and experimentation.
• KompleteCare Pioneering telemedicine platform connecting patients with licensed doctors via video/voice calls, with booking and payment, mental health support, mobile-friendly interface, hospital appointments, and home healthcare services providing accessible and affordable medical care across Africa.
• TechKamp Monthly virtual training subscription program designed to introduce children to coding from home, covering Web Development and Scratch Programming with live instructor support, personalized learning path, exclusive project templates, and certificate of completion, priced at $100/month early bird ($200/month regular) with limited 20 slots at early-bird pricing.
• Custom Software and Hardware Development Services Custom software and hardware development services for enterprise clients including web applications, mobile applications (Android/iOS via Flutter, React Native), embedded systems, smart devices, and IoT solutions delivered from concept through deployment and maintenance on a quote-based project engagement model.

Quantifiable outcome

• Reduced patient wait times by 70% for KompleteCare telemedicine platform
• +5 more outcomes

Named customers6 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

AI capability1 record

Feature7 records

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• Hospitals and ClinicscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnered with hospitals and clinics to integrate virtual consultations into their services as part of the KompleteCare telemedicine platform development. This partnership enables traditional healthcare providers to adopt digital healthcare services and offer virtual consultations alongside physical visits.
• Academic InstitutionscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrong partnerships with academic institutions mentioned as part of product development offerings. These partnerships support the development of indigenous IoT education kits and provide practical tech exposure for students and young learners.
• Industry LeaderscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrong partnerships with industry leaders mentioned as part of product development offerings, combining local expertise with global best practices to transform client visions into reality.

Scale indicators11 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Broad incumbents

• Paystack: Paystack is a Nigerian payments company (acquired by Stripe) that exemplifies scaled African tech success. As a broader Nigerian tech ecosystem player, it both sets competitive benchmarks and shapes the talent market in which KodeHauz operates.
• Flutterwave: Flutterwave is a leading Nigerian fintech infrastructure company. While not a direct competitor, it represents the type of scaled, VC-backed Nigerian tech incumbent that sets the bar for enterprise credibility and talent competition in the local market.

Direct peers

• Andela: Andela trains African software engineers and places them with global enterprises, combining a talent development pipeline with enterprise service delivery. Like KodeHauz, it operates a training-plus-services model; unlike KodeHauz, Andela is heavily VC-funded and operates at much greater scale.
• Gebeya: Gebeya is an African software talent marketplace that combines developer training with enterprise talent outsourcing. Its marketplace-plus-training model is structurally similar to KodeHauz's training-to-services pipeline.
• AltSchool Africa: AltSchool Africa runs cohort-based online tech training programs (software engineering, product design, data science) and is one of Africa's most prominent EdTech players. It directly parallels KodeHauz's KodeCamp cohort-based model, though at significantly larger scale and with institutional funding.
• MEST Africa: MEST (Meltwater Entrepreneurial School of Technology) trains African tech entrepreneurs and supports startup launches through training, mentorship, and incubation. It mirrors KodeHauz's training-plus-startup-launch model (400+ startups launched is a KodeHauz claim).
• Decagon Institute: Decagon Institute is a Nigerian coding bootcamp and software training organization that produces job-ready developers — directly comparable to KodeHauz's KodeCamp program in target audience, curriculum focus, and African market positioning.
• Zuri (by Ingressive): Zuri by Ingressive delivers software engineering training and developer-focused programs across Africa, alongside Ingressive's broader software services. It is directly comparable to KodeHauz on the training/EdTech axis and shares the African-market focus.

Regional players

• Tuteria: Tuteria is a Nigerian EdTech/tutoring marketplace connecting learners with instructors across subjects including tech skills. While more focused on tutoring than cohort bootcamps, it competes for the same Nigerian learner audience.
• uLesson: uLesson is a Nigerian EdTech platform delivering K-12 learning content across Africa via mobile apps. It overlaps with KodeHauz's TechKamp (children's coding education) and shares the African K-12 digital learning market, though uLesson is K-12 broad while TechKamp is coding-specific.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/kodehauz
• Facebookfacebook.com/kodehauz
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/kodehauz

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles8 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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