I build the
useful parts.

A discovery interface for the Basel Mission Archives, with catalogue search, historical imagery and a world explorer.

A Streamlit student companion with performance estimation, study recommendations and PDF reports. No school-adoption claim is made.

A Ghana-focused healthcare assistant concept that gathers symptoms and prepares a summary for pharmacist review. Not presented as clinically validated.

A voting platform concept for transparent campaigns, verification and organiser operations.

Salon discovery, bookings, queues and role-based dashboards, with API routes for inventory and customer management.

Recruitment and contractor-application workflows, CV matching and an administrative dashboard. Commercial deployment outcomes remain unconfirmed.

A clothing storefront with product listings, cart, order management and a documented Stripe test-mode checkout.

A company presentation bringing together products, capabilities, the team and partnership enquiries.

A fashion and events website with service sections, a gallery and consultation paths. Client commissioning is not asserted.

An awards-platform foundation with nominations, voting and judging previews. Its source identifies authentication and persistence as development integrations.

A mobile event experience with discovery, tickets, checkout screens and organiser tools.

An AI coding-mentor concept for beginners in Africa; the public description establishes its intended focus.

A Prophet and XGBoost forecasting experiment. Some external input features are explicitly synthetic fallbacks, so its forecasts are not presented as validated advice.

Preprocessing, regression, classification, clustering and a neural network across three levels of internship tasks.

A family of camera and focus experiments described in my earlier CV. The public versions are retained as development history.

A computer-vision learning project exploring face-based age and expression estimation. No accuracy or suitability claims are made.

Early Internet Computer and Motoko exercises, including a simple backend calculator.

An authentication-system repository in my university learning archive.

Earlier BisaMe AI repositories. Version history is retained without counting each repository as a separate finished product.

Document-based question generation for Ghanaian secondary-school subjects. The repository currently describes the product as fun2learn Online.

Further job-matching work following the original portfolio entry; canonical version and current release status are being clarified.

A power-outage utility concept listed in my earlier portfolio. A working public release is not currently linked.

A Flask application from my earlier portfolio, retained here with its public source.

A food-ordering interface with menu categories, cart and order tracking. The public storefront is accessible; fulfilment and sales outcomes are not asserted.

An early repository in my development archive; detailed product documentation is still to come.