
A mobile app for random video chat across the African diaspora: you’re connected live to someone, then you talk or skip to the next person. No account, anonymous and free.

I co-founded and built Kizo, a platform to discover events, get reminders tailored to you and meet people around the same experiences.
A free, open-source platform for monitoring APIs, web and mobile apps. I reworked its live view and dashboard: P95 latency, server-side rendering, paginated history.
A platform that matches job seekers with job offers. Profiles become embeddings, compared through MongoDB vector search to produce a match score. It’s the project that landed me at EdoMatch.
Book a taxi-moto in Togo without creating an account: a single cookie remembers whether you ride or drive. Fullstack Next.js, PostgreSQL with Prisma and an OpenStreetMap map.
A starter to launch an API in minutes: JWT auth with refresh token rotation, rate limiting, MongoDB, Docker and CI already wired in.
A question-answering system: DistilBERT fine-tuned on SQuAD, published on Hugging Face, with a live Streamlit demo.

The REST API behind a blog. It handles posts, categories, JWT authentication and public or private access, all documented with Swagger.

A command-line tool that spins up a caching proxy. It intercepts HTTP requests and keeps the responses in Redis, so the origin server isn’t called for nothing.

The blog’s admin interface. You log in to write, edit and publish posts, drafts included. It runs on Personal Blog API.
You pick the length, symbols and numbers; it generates the password and tells you right away whether it’s strong.