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This is not a show-off post. I simply thought to talk about the experience I've amassed and that I am very much open to building further for very interesting or future-forward products. If you are a founder or anyone else who needs a website, a website revamp, a webapp, a dashboard, or even a mobile app built fast and excellently; kindly reach out. And if you are hiring, I am also open for interesting roles at the intersection of product design and shipping live products. Thank youuu.

Now, back to the explanation as to why I said this isn't exactly where it all started. I recently realised I am one of the earliest people to build full products with AI. I first built a webapp; frontend and backend with AI as far back as July 2025. I just realised it's been almost a year of building already and then I understood why I've gotten so fluent with building with AI... And No. the WebApps were not hobby projects. They had/have actual users/signups in their hundreds. Got real feedback. Iterated the products. Ran Ads and basically the full lifecycles of a growing product. My Vercel dashboard is already scrollable and My Github profile is... well; very green. I've gotten used to different types of errors; making things actually work and building for real users; with AI.

Just within a year, I've built 15 things with AI: * 5 landing pages * 3 WebApps (Frontend + DB + Auth + logic etc) * 3 CMS websites (Frontend + CMS + CRM automation) * 2 Dashboards * 1 Design System  * 1 Year experience of product engineering This is where it all started. But no, not everything totally; only the very beautiful ones....

@samthekorean @SoribeStella Are you writing checks for non-asia startups too?

You can check out the website revamp here: didii-ai.vercel.app Join didii's waitlist here: didiiai.com/waitlist Check out Cleo here: @meetcleo

But the part I love most is the fun. Most banking apps make money feel boring, serious and a little sad. Conversational banking opens a different door. Letting AI roast your spending. Showing your money habits in a way that's actually engaging. And it's wild how close my own thinking was to what Cleo is already doing. So I'm curious; what do you think about adding a touch of fun to banking? Drop a reply. Are you in Nigeria or Africa? Join the didii waitlist. If you are in the US or Europe? Check out Cleo. And if you're a founder who needs a great website, reach out too; I'd love to help.

The future of banking is here. And most people haven't noticed yet. Over the weekend I came across conversational banking with AI; banking that works the way you'd text someone. No menus. No endless taps. Just talk. It caught me enough that I built a full website revamp and some app screens for it. I strongly believe this is where things are headed. Faster, smoother and a lot more human than the apps we're all used to. And really, it might be the only honest way to beat the big players; build something so clearly better they can't ignore it.

@JakeFleshner Investors match-making

Hi @Revolut and @RevolutBusiness Product Team... Revolut Business is doing an amazing job already and the stats clearly show it but there's this gap that almost all business apps/platforms miss out on; And that's the Solo founders and/or lean businesses with just 1 to 4 employees... And that's what I designed this case study for. No. It's not another app or platform or dashboard. It's Founder Mode right inside of the Business App. Like switching to dark mode but different; streamlining the app to focus only on what founders and lean businesses need and improving things for them to get better results... It's crucially beneficial to Revolut in that the tech and business infrastructure that Founders/Lean Businesses don't need or use will no longer be made available to them; thus directly saving cost and resources on the long run. For the case study, I worked on 7 mobile screens and a mini-landing page to show the gap it addresses. All the 7 screens are shown and explained in the landing page (and shown in the video too). My favourite ones are the Teams Cards, CashFlow forecast and the Invoices... Of course, I love the minimalist and bold dark feel of the Revolut website, the Revolut Business App and the entire brand and so I used that style too so it can easily be plugged into the main website. So.... What do you think? Is it worth reviewing? Or Better still, Let the data show or confirm it. Is there a significant number of Founders on the business app already? Is there a significant number of users not using some of the powerful business features? Here's the link to check it out yourself: revolut-founder-mode.vercel.app #revolut #fintech #business #ai #founders #design #ux

I almost decided to change this but got really high on a Jeniffer Lopez romcom movie tonight and decided to let it be and let anyone who wants think whatever they want but I'm going to just ignore any and every comments or reactions to this particular one. So, yh. You can get to a stage where you really need to talk to a particular someone daily; like you need it to stay sane and survive and breathe; literally. And it's okay. It's crazy too though. Period!!! Then for the explanations I wanted to give earlier to cover the whole point of the post.... The thing is, one can really get so used to someone or even something that it literally feels like you'd die without such a one or thing. And it's a good thing to have but also risky because that sort of means putting your life in someone's hands... Also. It's really not a (good) life if there's absolutely nobody you interact with daily. No. Like, scientifically, if you didn't speak to or interact with absolutely anybody for say 3 to 4 months, you'd lose your mind. It's crazy. It's real. And again. I don't know whether to pray you experience it or not... Then most importantly, it shouldn't be one-sided but it's in reality usually one-sided or at least never same level on both ends.

I was thinking about this popular "understanding is key" quote some days back and realized that there's no understanding without knowledge. You can't understand something you don't even know. Knowledge comes before understanding. So I started wondering that if understanding is key, what then is knowledge?? While writing this caption, I remember they say knowledge is power so maybe understanding is the key to unlock and unleash the power fully. Yet, in the context of doors/windows/buildings, if understanding is key, what is knowledge?

Gosh. I miss my intelligent era. When intelligence was pretty much my identity. Need to do some recovering actually.

Felt like this some days back and I was hoping by the time I'm posting this, it would be a past feeling but guess what, it's still a very much active feeling to be honest. And I Googled if it was possible. It's medically and technically possible to have an induced coma but of course super risky to various organs and could end up permanent. And if you Google it too, Gemini will advise you to see a therapist or someone if you are really considering it. The question then is, Am I? Are you? Shouldn't I?

The whole idea is about commitment and permanence. Any employee can be laid off at any time but that's not usually the case with one's idea or business. Plus, wives have long term benefits than sidechicks so also with jobs and businesses. Look at me talking about all these as if I'd had a wife or sidechick before. Lol😂😂😂 Only God knows how I came about this thought too though. 😂😂

Eventually, it's hard and slow originality and process that would be valuable when AI makes everything fast and bare minimum...

I recently realized and internalized how helpful it actually is to have multiple browser tabs that you can just revisit at a much later time and still just pick up from where you stopped without much hassle. Then I thought of how to apply such in real life too. Say you were planning something with friends on paper or cooking a very long meal or something else... That you can just pause the process and resume it at a much later time and still be able to pick up without any hassle. I also see now that most of our lives or at least for me, are digital or involves some form of digital interaction or the likes... So the browser tabs really handle most of it. But there are still some real life cases though. Also, it's a question please. You can give helpful suggestions. Thank you.

After building a couple of products and actually launching and pushing the products, I have come to realize this important yet sad part of the AI era. In the past, when building and growing a product, there's usually space between the various frustrations that lace the journey and it helps because as humans, we need space to digest and overcome various challenges. In this AI era now, the space of building has been extremely compressed and so there's also not much space between the various frustrations and they just come back to back. And they can easily overwhelm one out of wanting to keep building. And sadly, you don't get to share the frustration with the AI that you're building with because AI does not get frustrated or feel emotions. So if you're building something or building regularly, get used to it and develop a hardened resolve to overcome the frustrations.

The idea//meaning//usage is when one has thought of or realized something sometimes back and then later on you realize or think of something else that is like a matching continuation of the initial thought or idea. It's especially applicable when there's been a significant period of time between the two or a significant set of thoughts between them. Don't worry. I put it to you now that after seeing this, you'd begin realizing that you've been having afterthought sequels all these while. And it's beautiful too. Both the thoughts and the realizations. P.S: This is another English invention added to my legacy. 😌✌🏾️