Engineering software that actually works for all.

Incorporated

10 Feb 2025

Registration

CAC RC 8255380

Based in

Lagos, Nigeria

Grant secured

₦50M equity-free

Products in portfolio

14

Platforms shipped

5+

Hackathon wins

3

Team

6

Dimroid does two kinds of work. The first is services — businesses hire us to build custom software, automate the parts of their operation that still run on manual effort, scrape and structure the data they need, and ship desktop tools that replace expensive subscriptions.

The second is products — SaaS platforms, desktop applications and automation scripts that Dimroid owns end to end. One of them, D-Rentals, won a ₦50M federal grant. The services work funds the product build; the products are what scale.

Underneath both sits a shared platform. Dimroid Technologies is built as an innovation hub and software infrastructure layer — the central backbone powering every subsidiary product. Licensing, update delivery, payment webhooks, content and legal policy are all solved once, at dimroid.com, and inherited by everything else we ship. New products get the plumbing instead of rebuilding it.

Improve the economy, quality of life, and opportunities for people by creating impactful technology solutions.

That is the mission, and the affordability problem is where it starts. For almost every tool a Nigerian business needs, a foreign product already exists — and it is priced for a wallet earning in dollars. Converted into naira, a reasonable subscription becomes an unreasonable one, and the business either goes without or runs the work by hand.

Dimroid builds the alternative locally: African-built software, priced in naira, for Nigerian earning power. Same job, without the exchange rate doing the pricing. Owning the software outright — a desktop app with a licence key rather than a recurring foreign subscription — is often the difference between a tool a business uses and one it cancels.

The near-term goal is concrete: help 100 businesses replace manual work with something that runs itself. As already published in our privacy policy — we're here to build trust and create value. Impact first. The profit follows when you actually help people.

The longer view is the campus outward: become the leading voice in tech on the LASU Epe campus, expand to the main campus, then across Nigeria — building infrastructure people cannot do without.

A Nigerian software engineer, and the person who writes most of what Dimroid ships. Dimroid started as personal engineering work — automation scripts and desktop tools built for businesses that needed them — and was incorporated as a private company limited by shares on 10 February 2025 once the work outgrew freelancing.

He leads product direction and engineering across the portfolio, and led the D-Rentals build that won the ₦50M S-VCG grant from the Federal Ministry of Education. He is also known as Dimeji, and his name is written variously as Taiwo Goodness Ukwedje, Taiwo Ukwedje and Dimeji Ukwedje.

More about Ukwedje Taiwo Goodness →

The Student Venture Capital Grant is a Federal Ministry of Education programme. Dimroid was selected as one of 45 winners nationally from a field of more than 30,000 applicants, and the funding is equity-free — the company gave up no ownership to receive it. The grant was awarded for D-Rentals.

D-Rentals is a proptech platform that connects students to housing — linking them directly to available properties, and to the landlords and agents behind them. Students, agents and property owners each get their own account type, with verified listings, saved properties and real-time messaging between them.

It launched at Lagos State University's Epe campus, where student accommodation is handled almost entirely through word of mouth and WhatsApp groups, and where a signed partnership with the LASU Students' Union Government backs the rollout. Students are the starting point rather than the ceiling — the same problem exists in every university town in Nigeria.

D-Rentals is also the clearest example of how Dimroid is built: it runs on the same Django backbone, the same authentication and messaging layer, and the same shared infrastructure as everything else in the portfolio.

Languages

Python · JavaScript

Backend

Django 5.0–6.x · Django REST Framework · FastAPI · Channels

Frontend

Django templates with vanilla HTML/CSS/JS as standard; React where the UI demands it

Data

PostgreSQL in production · SQLite in development

Cloud

Microsoft Azure — App Service, Blob Storage, Database, VMs

AI

Gemini 2.5 · LangGraph · GitHub Copilot SDK · agentic pipelines

Payments

Paystack · Monnify · Interswitch

DevOps

Docker · GitHub Actions · Coolify · Cloudflare · Linux

Build layers

Data Fabric → Domain Core → Application Services → Interface

What is Dimroid Technologies Ltd?

Dimroid Technologies Ltd is a Nigerian software company that builds SaaS platforms, desktop applications and automation systems, and delivers custom software development, business automation and AI-assisted systems as a service. It runs its own portfolio of products on one shared Django backbone at dimroid.com.

Who founded Dimroid Technologies?

Dimroid Technologies Ltd was founded by Ukwedje Taiwo Goodness, who serves as Founder and Chief Executive Officer. He is also known as Dimeji, and his name is written variously as Taiwo Goodness Ukwedje, Taiwo Ukwedje and Dimeji Ukwedje — all refer to the same person.

Is Dimroid Technologies a registered company?

Yes. Dimroid Technologies Ltd is registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission of Nigeria as a private company limited by shares, under CAC registration number 8255380. It was incorporated in Lagos on 10 February 2025.

Where is Dimroid Technologies based?

Dimroid Technologies Ltd is based in Lagos, Lagos State, Nigeria, and serves clients across Nigeria. Its campus products launched first at Lagos State University's Epe campus.

What does Dimroid Technologies build?

Dimroid builds in three tracks: campus platforms such as D-Rentals and Uni-Link, commercial products such as NitroVroom, Elevare and Konexio, and contract services — custom software, business automation, data scraping, AI-assisted systems and licensed desktop applications. Fourteen products sit in the portfolio, with five or more platforms already shipped.

What is the ₦50 million grant Dimroid won?

Dimroid Technologies won a ₦50 million Student Venture Capital Grant from Nigeria's Federal Ministry of Education, awarded for D-Rentals. It was selected as one of 45 winners nationally from a field of more than 30,000 applicants, and the funding is equity-free — the company gave up no ownership to receive it.

Dimroid Technologies Ltd · CAC Reg. No. 8255380 · Lagos, Nigeria