We're quietly modernising fuel operations
DipTrack was born in the back offices of Nigerian filling stations, from watching great teams still doing every calculation by hand.
Our story
From logbooks to live dashboards
We started DipTrack after watching a station manager in Ibadan spend nearly an hour every night reconciling three tanks and eight pumps — with a calculator, a pen, and a logbook older than his youngest child.
We knew there was a better way. Not a spreadsheet. Not a WhatsApp group. A dedicated, cloud-native platform that respects how operators already work, and simply removes the friction.
Today, DipTrack closes the day for stations across Nigeria — and every day we're one step closer to retiring the paper logbook for good.
Our mission
To give every Nigerian fuel operator a faster, more accurate way to close the day — and a permanent record they can trust.
Our vision
A downstream fuel industry where every drop is accounted for, in real time, from the tank to the pump to the report.
What we value
The principles behind every release
Operator-first
Every feature starts with a real conversation in a real back office.
Precision
Zero-tolerance for calculation errors. Numbers must always add up.
Speed
Closing the day should feel fast, not like a second job.
Trust
Permanent, auditable records are the foundation of everything we build.
Our journey
Where we've been
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2023
The first paper logbook
We spent months in the back offices of independent stations, learning how the day really closes.
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2024
DipTrack alpha
The first three stations went live. Daily closings dropped from 45 minutes to under 3.
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2025
Multi-station launch
Groups with 5+ outlets adopted the platform. Owner dashboards became the flagship view.
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2026
Nationwide rollout
Available to any Nigerian operator, from single stations to corporate depots.
The team
Builders, operators, believers
Adaeze Nwosu
Co-founder & CEO
Tunde Balogun
Co-founder & CTO
Chinaza Eze
Head of Product
Musa Lawal
Head of Operations