Project proof 2020 - 2026
A focused set of mobile apps, web dashboards, and full-stack platforms showing the kind of work buyers usually need: build, fix, polish, integrate, and ship.
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Shipped Products
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Mobile Apps
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Web Platforms
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16 Projects
Proof for clients who need mobile MVPs, app rescue, payment flows, chat, subscriptions, and store-ready releases.
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The problem
A veteran- and family-owned knife maker needed one app that works as a store, a mission hub, and a community storytelling platform — not just a checkout.
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Home buyers and sellers needed a safe way to trade furniture and fixtures outside the real-estate contract, without agents in the middle.
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Holders of Ndau and other ERC tokens needed one trustworthy app to create wallets, track balances, and move assets across chains.
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The problem
A global audience needed a simple, compliant way to buy, hold, and pay with crypto and gold-backed assets from one mobile app.
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The problem
A coaching company needed to extend its in-person program into a mobile app for daily chat, encouragement, and goal tracking.
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A coaching startup needed a reliable mobile app connecting members to coaches over real-time chat, available around the clock.
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A church network needed a dependable app for one-off and scheduled recurring giving by card, BPAY, and direct debit.
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Ministry leaders needed a mobile tool to build and share reports, track progression, and let administrators oversee activity.
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Sports fans needed one app to access club membership programs and earn rewards for loyalty, attendance, and spend.
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Delivery drivers needed an app to accept batched orders, follow optimized routes, and track earnings, tips, and miles.
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Enterprises with distributed teams needed an app to reserve workspace, see team presence, and manage hybrid-office policy.
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An online pharmacy needed a mobile storefront for browsing and ordering medication, with careful handling of sensitive categories.
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Travellers needed one hybrid app combining airline-ticket utilities and live flight tracking with a community section.
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Chronic-disease patients and their doctors needed a HIPAA-compliant app to sync vitals from Bluetooth devices and run telehealth visits.
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Retailers of every size needed a POS app that stays in real-time sync with the web platform and keeps working offline.
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The problem
People shipping between Cameroon and the diaspora needed a trusted way to match verified travellers with senders and avoid high fees.
04 Projects
Proof for clients who need dashboards, SaaS workflows, admin tools, landing systems, APIs, and operational platforms.
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The problem
Construction and field-service teams needed one dashboard for projects, buildings, invoices, visit logs, and map-based visibility.
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The problem
A financial-services operator needed an admin dashboard to run credit-card and loan leads with status, documents, filters, and exports.
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The problem
The Chattelz marketplace team needed a back-office dashboard to review buyer and seller activity and resolve disputes and support tickets.
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The problem
The coaching product needed a desktop dashboard mirroring the mobile experience for planning, coaching support, and progress review.
Delivery cycle
Every project below follows a practical delivery loop: clarify the problem, shape the flow, build the product, test the edge cases, and release with room to improve.
Loop
SDLC
Build, learn, improve, release again.
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Goals, users, risks
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Scope, sprint, stack
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Flows, states, UI
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Frontend, APIs, data
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QA, polish, review
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Deploy, monitor, learn
What the archive proves
A strong portfolio should make risk feel smaller. These projects show the product surfaces, technical decisions, and delivery habits that make a build easier to trust.
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Every project detail shows the workflow, user problem, and delivery responsibility behind the shipped screen.
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These are not isolated mockups. They are apps, dashboards, integrations, and stores with production constraints.
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The archive reflects repeatable engineering patterns for payments, auth, chat, APIs, dashboards, and mobile UX.
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