Neurobyte Technologies

Website, Web App & Mobile App Development

Website, web app and mobile app development in Kenya: Android and iOS apps, customer portals and e-commerce with M-Pesa, built fast, secure and SEO ready.

Fast, secure websites and apps that Kenyan customers can actually use on a mid-range phone and a patchy connection, with M-Pesa built in and the source code handed to you.

A website or app is often the first thing a customer judges you by. In Kenya that judgement usually happens on a mid-range Android phone over mobile data, so speed, clarity and a checkout that accepts M-Pesa matter more than visual flourish.

Neurobyte builds websites, web applications and mobile apps for businesses and institutions, and runs its own live products including RecruitIQ, TalentSpark AI, Aura and Cyberpro Global. That means we build like product owners: we care what happens after launch, when real users arrive, search engines crawl and attackers probe.

Every build is engineered for performance, search visibility and security from the start, and you own the source code and the intellectual property outright when we finish.

What's included

  • Business websites: Fast, accessible, search-optimised websites with structured data and content you can update yourself.
  • E-commerce: Online stores with M-Pesa and card payments, delivery options, stock sync and order management.
  • Web applications & portals: Customer portals, booking systems, dashboards and SaaS products built with React, TypeScript and Node.
  • Mobile apps: Android and iOS apps, native or cross-platform, built for intermittent connectivity and lower-end devices.
  • M-Pesa & integrations: Daraja API payments, SMS, email, KRA eTIMS and connections to your ERP or CRM.
  • Redesign & rescue: Slow, insecure or abandoned sites and apps rebuilt or taken over, including ones where the original developer has gone.

How it works

  1. Discovery: Goals, audience, content and integrations agreed, with the pages or screens that matter most identified.
  2. Design: Wireframes and visual design reviewed with you before build, designed mobile-first.
  3. Build: Working software shown to you in short increments, so feedback lands while it is still cheap to act on.
  4. Security & performance: Security headers, dependency and secret scanning, and speed tuning for real mobile networks.
  5. Launch: Deployment, analytics, search console setup and app store submission where relevant.
  6. Support & growth: Hosting, updates, monitoring and improvements, or a clean handover to your own team.

What you walk away with

  • A fast, mobile-first website, web app or mobile app
  • M-Pesa and other integrations tested end to end
  • SEO foundations: metadata, structured data, sitemap and speed
  • Security hardening and a pre-launch security review
  • Full source code and intellectual property ownership
  • Training, documentation and optional ongoing support

Frequently asked questions

How much does a website cost in Kenya?

It depends on the number of pages, custom design, e-commerce or booking features, integrations such as M-Pesa, and content. Our website cost guide explains each driver; we quote after a short discovery call.

Do you build mobile apps for Android and iOS?

Yes. We build native and cross-platform apps for both, designed for intermittent connectivity and mid-range devices, and handle app store submission.

Can you add M-Pesa payments to my website or app?

Yes. We integrate Safaricom's Daraja API for STK Push and paybill or till payments, with callbacks validated and payments reconciled so orders are only fulfilled once payment is confirmed.

Will my website rank on Google?

We build the technical foundations search engines need: fast pages, clean metadata, structured data and a sitemap. Rankings also depend on content and reputation, which we can advise on.

Do we own the website or app code?

Yes. You own the source code and intellectual property outright when the project is complete.

Can you take over a website or app another developer built?

Yes. We assess the existing code, fix what is urgent, especially security, and then improve or rebuild it incrementally.