Sharing Crazy Bold Ideas
In high school, pitching a GTA-style game set in Accra got laughs, and a few people paying close attention. Sharing bold ideas, even the ones that fail, leaves a mark.
Software, stories, and the world they're built in.
In high school, pitching a GTA-style game set in Accra got laughs, and a few people paying close attention. Sharing bold ideas, even the ones that fail, leaves a mark.
Seven hard-won lessons for first-time product builders: ship fast, resist feature requests, outsource ruthlessly. Technology scales a solution. It does not create one.
Before writing a single line of code, ask whether the solution is actually an app. The most dangerous instinct in software is reaching for code before thinking.
Ambre was a mobile feedback tool with real traction. When Doorbell and Instabug made it irrelevant, the right move was to open source it.
A noisy WhatsApp exam group and a frustrated class prefect sparked the idea for Chanl, a cleaner way for groups to communicate.