About
Engineer, writer, founder.
I build software that removes drag from real work. Most of that lives at the intersection of AI, automation, internal tools, and product systems.
I'm based in Kigali, Rwanda. At Andersen Rwanda, I work on AI automation for research, compliance, and market analysis. The work I enjoy most is the kind that turns a repetitive process into a dependable system.
Outside that, I'm building Daylens, a local-first time tracking product for Mac and Windows, and shipping essays and working notes about AI, product craft, and building in public.
I care about clarity, speed, and software that feels trustworthy. That usually means fewer features, stronger defaults, and a bias toward things that hold up under real use.
Working on now
Portfolio
Reworking the site into a calmer editorial portfolio, fixing layout holes, wiring PostHog tracking, and tightening the search and Ask AI experience.
Daylens
Shipping rapid iterations on local-first AI time tracking: auto-update hardening, fullscreen playback edge cases, and Windows release polish alongside the Mac menubar app.
Sync Blogs
Express 5 / TypeScript writing studio with AI drafting and syndication — executing the Next.js + Convex + Clerk migration while fixing auth and editor UX.