Projects
Beyond the client sites I take on myself, most of what I build happens at Safezone Tech, the software company I co-founded in Arusha. These are products from that side of the work — all live, all running.
Every project here was built by a team. I worked on them alongside other Safezone Tech developers.
08 projects
Agritech to ICT training
Every one of them live
Agro-delivery platform connecting Tanzanian farmers, agro-shops, and drivers.
Farmers order seeds and fertiliser, drivers accept jobs and deliver, and both sides track the trip on a live map with pickup and delivery confirmation codes.
Recruitment platform built on one verified profile instead of repeated forms.
Jobseekers enter qualifications, certificates, and work history once, generate a formatted CV from it, and companies verify and approve applicants through a shared pipeline.
Ride-hailing, parcel delivery and intercity travel in one Kiswahili-first app.
Riders are matched to a nearby driver, confirm the right car with an OTP and trip PIN, and see every fare in TSh.
Company site for a Tanzanian ICT firm working in connectivity and security.
Each service opens into its full scope, and every route through the site ends at a quote request rather than a generic contact form.
Tournament platform for youth football competitions in Tanzania.
Live scores, fixtures and results run through a season, with tables, squads and player pages behind them.
Catalogue and built-work portfolio for an East African tent manufacturer.
Buyers browse tents by what they are for, and see each one standing on a real site before sending an enquiry.
Restaurant site for a kitchen cooking Middle Eastern, Afghan and Tanzanian food.
Guests browse the menu and book a table without phoning ahead, and an account keeps their reservations together.
Cloud, custom software and ICT training for Tanzanian businesses and institutions.
Each service line sets out its own scope, and consultations are booked on the site rather than routed to a phone number.
