Developer & builder. A third-year CS student in Gqeberha who ships real tools, including Tradesman, a live AI quoting product for South African tradespeople.
I'm a third-year Computer Science student at Emeris University in Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), South Africa. I build and ship real products alongside my degree rather than waiting until I graduate.
Most of my work sits where practical software meets AI (quoting tools, local-first chat apps, terminal experiments). One of them, Tradesman, is live and used by tradespeople to write quotes in seconds.
I care about shipping things that work, keeping the code clean enough to build on, and finishing what I start.
Three featured builds, then a shorter list. Every one links to its source.
A live, AI-powered quoting tool for South African tradespeople.
Describe a job in plain language and Tradesman returns a professional, itemised quote with realistic local pricing, ready to send in under 30 seconds. Built for the South African trades market and used by real tradespeople.
An enterprise goods logistics management system.
An enterprise goods logistics management system built with ASP.NET Core and C#, applying Gang-of-Four design patterns (Factory, Strategy, Observer) for extensibility, and Dockerized for portable deployment.
A multi-persona AI debate tool that runs in your terminal.
Chat one-on-one with 12 philosopher personas, or set them against each other in a live debate on any topic. A colourful terminal application powered by the Google Gemini API.
A local-first AI chat app. Nothing leaves your machine.
End-to-end claims management for contract lecturers.
Planetary orbits, visualised in vanilla JavaScript.
Two years running, in 2024 and 2025.
Open to interesting projects and conversations. Use the form, or reach me directly.
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