I build web and mobile products — front to back.

That usually means writing the interface, the API and the database schema behind it, then being the person who cares whether the page still loads on a mid-range Android phone on a slow connection — not just on the laptop it was designed on.

I started at Webcapz Technologies in 2021 and learned the foundations there. Everything since has come from building: Laravel and PHP for server-rendered work, Node and Express when the front end wants an API to talk to, and React and React Native when a project needs a real application rather than a website.

The research half is genuine curiosity rather than a job title. I spend time on language models and applied machine learning — specifically on how badly they handle contexts that barely appear in their training data. Loop AI came directly out of that: a writing tool built for Nigerian creators instead of one that treats them as an edge case.

Alongside client work I've taken a product of my own from an empty repository to a private beta — scoping it, designing the architecture and writing every layer of it. That changed how I work: I'd rather ship something small that holds up than plan something large that never gets built. Mobile is already in the mix through React Native, and blockchain and game development are where I'm heading next.

If you're building something and want a developer who'll ask why before asking how, that's the part of this job I like most.