Mobile developer · Igbo · Umuahia · since 2017
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Nine years of shipping — React Native, Expo and TypeScript — built from Umuahia for the market I live in: low-end Android, patchy data, offline by necessity, naira shown as naira. Below: three apps you can look at, not read about.
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An AI-powered personal finance app that helps you track expenses, parse bank statements, and monitor your financial health — all from your pocket.
Felt like something else had my pocket — money would just disappear without a trace. So I built LedgerCopilot to take back control: AI-powered expense tracking, smart bank statement parsing, and a financial health dashboard that actually tells you where your money is going.
May 2026
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An offline-first, privacy-respecting profit tracker built for Nigerian market traders, shop owners, and small business operators who need to know if they're making wins or losses — no internet required.
A rising need from Grace needing an offline, easy-to-use app to record her sales and know if she's making wins or losses. So I built MySales — no accounts, no cloud, just your data on your device. Built for the market trader who needs clarity, not complexity.
Jun 2026
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A user-friendly mobile app designed to help university students track and calculate their CGPA effortlessly.
Started as a bare React Native app in 2023 to help university students track their CGPA. Migrated the entire codebase to Expo in 2025 for better DX and OTA updates. Been solo maintaining and shipping updates ever since.
2023 — Present
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Notes on the things that only show up once an app is in someone's hand — offline sync, byte budgets, and building for the phones people actually own.
That's everything so far.
All posts →2023 — now
As the founder of Bleon, I guide a team that builds modern, scalable web and mobile solutions.
Interested in working together? Schedule a meeting, and let's build something impactful.
2024 — now
HafrikPlay is reshaping the Afrobeat scene by giving emerging African artists a platform.
We use modern technologies like Next.js, Expo, React Native, Python and PHP to deliver a seamless streaming experience that connects artists to a global audience.
Get in touch / kpọọ m
Tell me the constraint and the deadline. If I'm not the right fit I'll say so in the first reply — that saves us both a week.
Destiny Ezenwata
Mobile & Software Developer · Umuahia, NG · UTC+1