I build for the expensive edge cases.

Pamastore grew from a campus marketplace into a cross-platform commerce system where payments, inventory, seller payouts, chat, delivery handoff and app-store policy all had to agree on the same truth.

PamaOS is a modular operating system for small businesses: Products, Inventory, Kitchen, Staff Feeding, people and branch permissions. The difficult work has been keeping those modules independent without letting stock, pricing or access control drift apart.

Track started as a personal attempt to make wasted time visible. Wanting it to work without the internet pulled me into durable local state, mutation journals, reconciliation, record-level sync, native alarms and all the places where two copies of reality can disagree.

OATGRAPHIX needed to feel like a motion studio, not a template—and the site could not depend on a developer every time a new project video was ready. I built the public portfolio and a small secure publishing system behind it.

OneStepSmarter is a learning platform where parent billing, learner provisioning, timetables, live classes, assignments and notifications all meet. My most valuable work was making those flows correct under retries, delayed events and real production timing.

Africart is a multi-sided marketplace built across web and a native Capacitor surface. The deeper work has been canonical product identity, seller payout safety, location-aware delivery and making comparison logic obey the same rules as checkout.