Case study
Building SLAPIP Across Mobile, Web and API Experiences
A Sierra Leone location-data platform serving everyday explorers and software developers through connected product surfaces.
The product opportunity
Location information can serve two very different audiences: people who want to explore useful local data and developers who need structured data for their own applications. SLAPIP was designed to give both audiences an appropriate entry point.
Connected product surfaces
- A dedicated public product website
- A mobile application for citizens, students and tourists
- A REST API for application and dashboard development
- Public API documentation
- A developer dashboard and account journey
- A live provinces API endpoint
Why the architecture matters
The public website explains the proposition, the mobile experience serves non-technical exploration, and the developer environment exposes structured location data. Together they demonstrate a platform rather than a single isolated interface.
Current evidence boundary
The website, mobile product and developer tools provide public evidence of implementation. This case study does not claim usage, commercial or coverage results beyond what is currently observable.