We get asked fairly often where the best place is to follow our work, see what we are building, or simply get a quick answer to a question. This post is a permanent home for that answer. Below are our official channels, what each one is actually useful for, and how to verify you are talking to the real Apps Built Right and not an impersonator.
LinkedIn — Company Updates and Case Studies
Our LinkedIn company page is where we post project case studies, behind-the-scenes notes on the stacks we use, and the occasional hiring announcement when we are scaling up for a larger engagement. If you want the professional, high-level view of what we are building and for whom, this is the channel to follow.
GitHub — Open Source and Code
Our GitHub profile hosts open-source utilities, experiments, and reference implementations we publish from client work where the underlying pattern is generic enough to share. If you are a developer evaluating us technically, this is the most direct evidence of how we write code.
Facebook — Community and Local Reach
Our Facebook page serves clients and partners who prefer Facebook Messenger for quick back-and-forth, along with general updates and service announcements for our Nigeria-based audience.
X — Quick Updates and Industry Commentary
Follow us on X (formerly Twitter) for shorter, more frequent posts: build progress, quick technical takes, and commentary on the tools and frameworks we use day to day. It is the fastest way to see what we are working on right now.
WhatsApp — Direct, Fast Support
For the fastest response, message us directly on WhatsApp. Most new project inquiries start here. We typically reply within a few hours during business hours, often sooner.
How to Verify You Have the Right Channel
Impersonation accounts exist for almost every business with any online presence, so a quick verification habit is worth having. The links in this post, and the same links in our website footer, are the canonical, current channels. If a profile claiming to be Apps Built Right is asking for upfront payment through an unfamiliar payment method, or reaching out to you first with unsolicited offers, treat it with suspicion and verify against the links here before responding.
Get in Touch
Whichever channel you prefer, we read all of them. For a project inquiry, the fastest path is still our contact page or a direct message on WhatsApp.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the fastest way to reach Apps Built Right?
WhatsApp. Most new project inquiries start there, and we typically reply within a few hours during business hours.
Where can I see examples of your code?
Our GitHub profile hosts open-source utilities and reference implementations from client work where the underlying pattern is generic enough to share publicly.
How do I know I am talking to the real Apps Built Right?
Check the channel links in this post or in our website footer. If an account asks for upfront payment through an unfamiliar method or messages you first with unsolicited offers, verify it against these links before responding.
Where do you post case studies and project updates?
LinkedIn is where we post project case studies, stack notes, and hiring announcements. X carries shorter, more frequent updates on what we are building right now.