Our mission
Make leading-edge technology accessible and useful to African organizations, guiding them from idea to impact.
About
Beyond borders, in service of your impact
Horus-Lab is an African technology company. We build digital products — web & mobile apps, custom software, information systems and digitalisation solutions — designed for the realities of the continent and built to last.
Our vision
An Africa that builds its own digital solutions, matching world-class standards — and reaching beyond borders.
Our values
What guides every decision and every line of code.
Technical excellence
Robust, performant and maintainable solutions, with no compromise on quality.
Closeness & listening
We work with you, not just for you: transparency and availability at every step.
Useful innovation
The right technology for a real problem — never the other way around.
Lasting impact
We build to last: durable code, complete documentation and skills transfer.
Our approach
Born from the belief that Africa has everything it takes to become a major global digital player, Horus-Lab brings together cross-functional engineers around one shared standard: shipping products that matter.
We move in increments, delivering value early and often, and keeping our clients in control at every step.
- 8+
- projects delivered
- 4
- areas of expertise
- 8+
- industries served
The founding team
The engineers who design and ship your products.
Co-founders
Brailain Loïc TONBA & Edwin TCHAMBA TCHAKOUNTE
Two engineers, one shared ambition: growing Horus-Lab.
Co-founder
Co-founderEdwin TCHAMBA TCHAKOUNTE
Software architect · Co-founder
Senior Software Engineer & Software Architect, driven by complex problem-solving and technological innovation. With 3+ years of hands-on experience in full-stack web & mobile development, REST API design and cloud deployment, I deliver high-performance solutions tailored to real-world needs. Expert in RUP methodology and UML modelling, trained at IUT-FV and ENSPD. Winner of the Best Final Year Project Award — IUT-FV Bandjoun (2024).