I'm a senior web engineer at Cadana (opens in a new tab), where I build the web apps that companies use to pay people in more than 100 countries. Before that I led the web team at Radius (opens in a new tab), and at Gladepay (opens in a new tab) I helped build the dashboard and rebuilt the checkout they used then, in Vue.
I have built for the web from Abuja 🇳🇬 since 2017. Outside work I make small products of my own, like Ise, a focus panel for Mac that works with Claude Code, and Um-breaker, a speaking coach.
Ise (iṣẹ́, Yoruba for work) is a small panel that floats at a corner of your Mac and shows one block of work at a time. It rings when a block has not started or runs past its time, so the day keeps moving.
It also notices which Claude Code sessions stopped with work left, so nothing slips between them. Everything stays on your Mac: no server, no account, no analytics.
Speak less um. Pause more. You record a short answer, it listens for long pauses and filler words, and helps you sound more sure of yourself, a few minutes a day.
Market traders and POS agents send a message like “sold 3 bags of rice, 45k” and myjotta keeps the record. No app to install and no forms. It understands Pidgin and voice notes too, and sends a summary every night.
Ribbon spools are mixed up on the pegs of a 3D stand. Lift a spool from one peg, drop it on another, and keep going until every peg holds one colour. Fastest hands win.
Race the computer at a speed you pick, play a friend on the same screen, or try to beat the clock.
