01 LiveForge
A mobile-first fitness PWA for workouts, nutrition, progress, private media, and fast set logging.
Useful apps, African food recognition, and real product workflows.
5 projects + 2 in progress
01 LiveA mobile-first fitness PWA for workouts, nutrition, progress, private media, and fast set logging.
A deep learning nutrition tool that recognizes African dishes and estimates calories and macros from a meal photo.
A learning platform for healthcare training, progress tracking, assessments, and certificates.
A mobile trading interface for market activity, portfolios, watchlists, and transaction history.
A mobile workflow for patient appointments, treatment records, reminders, and clinic operations.
I am working with Approovia Limited on an AI coding harness in the same broad category as Lovable and Cursor. It is being designed to turn a simple prompt into a tested, deployed application through a guided conversation about the product requirements.
A hospital could ask it to create a hospital management system. The harness would ask which features and specifications are needed, or work from information in the hospital website or documents if that conversation is skipped.
From that information, it would define business logic and specifications, then direct a coding agent to build the application. Structured Markdown files would guide consistent development practices, security considerations, and testing.
The cloud service is being developed from scratch on rented data-centre infrastructure. The harness will begin as a web application, with desktop and mobile versions planned for later. These are development plans, not a claim of a launched platform.
I am working on a software and hardware concept intended to support people in dangerous situations. The software would explore machine-learning signals for potential harm, while a ring, necklace, or bracelet would provide a manual alert trigger.
The planned alert flow would notify selected emergency contacts or emergency services and share location. Tracking is intended to support locating someone during an emergency, including kidnapping. These are planned capabilities, not an operational service or a replacement for emergency services.
The final wearable form and operating model are still being explored. This is a concept in development, not an operational safety service.
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If you have a project in mind or simply want to say hello, send me a message. I would be happy to hear from you.