Software & interactive experiences

Ideas you
can use.

Working applications, actual screens and the decisions behind them. Learning, local commerce, production, play and personal practice.

Live learning apps

Pass Pass

From first sounds to school revision: a learning platform built for Cameroon, with a separate teacher-led school workflow.

WHAT I BUILT: Product direction, interface design and application development across learning, revision and school workflows.
WHY IT HELPS: Short lessons lead into practice; downloaded core learning stays useful when the signal goes.

Production pilot

A place to discover local shops, food kitchens and service professionals, supported by a review workflow behind the scenes.

WHAT I BUILT: Marketplace identity and interface, public discovery, partner onboarding and profile-review workflows.
WHY IT HELPS: People can move from a need to a relevant local listing, then contact the seller or professional directly.

Soko Soko Brand — actual interfaceCaptured from the public application in October 2026.
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Working local MVP

From a business story to logo concepts, a brand kit and a storefront: a mobile-first workspace for small businesses.

WHAT I BUILT: Business briefing, AI logo concepts, brand-kit downloads, storefront and catalogue previews, QR handoff and print-order reservation.
WHY IT HELPS: One guided journey carries a chosen identity into the places a business needs it, reducing repeated setup between logo, shop and print.

Live workspace

A working production space for Eshey Foods: find existing label artwork, make a controlled variation, or request a new draft.

WHAT I BUILT: Brand and label system, interface, controlled artwork variation and a workflow from request to approval.
WHY IT HELPS: Starting from an approved base keeps the range consistent and gives staff a shorter path to the right artwork.

Working local prototype

Body-controlled games, camera effects and keepsake posters. A working local prototype, with event and retail concepts showing where it could go next.

WHAT I BUILT: Experience concept, interface, game rules, body-tracking integration, 3D scenes and locally drawn keepsake posters.
WHY IT HELPS: Movement becomes the control, so the interaction can be understood by watching someone play.

Live web experience

A small, quiet interface for choosing a breathing practice, setting a duration and returning to the moment.

WHAT I BUILT: Practice selection, session interface, breathing cues, duration controls and a responsive visual environment.
WHY IT HELPS: A short route into a practice keeps choices manageable, with adjustable timing and optional sound cues.