Okayama, Japan · --:--
Builder and project manager living in rural Japan. I spend my days coding — shipping small, useful products from Okayama to Kigali: a browser-based phone service, the official Kinyarwanda IT dictionary online, and an academy growing Rwanda's next software engineers.
Also: Tai-Chi (太極拳) practitioner, travel planner, and mentor. Available for projects and consultations.
International calls directly from the browser. No app, no contract — transparent, pay as you go.
A curated, framework-free catalog of tools for the AI-native web — agentic coding, MCP, agent skills, and the everyday web dev stack.
Capacity building for software engineers in Rwanda — using computer science, engineering, and modern AI tools to solve real local problems.
Business directory and event listings for Ushimado — for anyone who wants to escape the crowds.
Private music streaming — upload your library once and listen everywhere, with no ads and no algorithms.
A clean world-clock and meeting-time tool for finding a slot that works across time zones.
A curated guide to restaurants, patisseries, artisans, and special stays across Japan.
A social space to share the countries you've visited and your favorite places — and follow others for where to go next.
A curated board of website links worth keeping — quiet enough to browse, structured enough to publish and share.
The official Kinyarwanda IT terminology dictionary, published by the Rwanda Heritage Conservation Agency — I brought it online and made it searchable for everyone.
Tai-Chi (太極拳) — practitioner for 4+ years under Master Kiyoko Kashiwagi, diploma from the Grandmaster William C.C. Chen lineage. Classes online or in person.
Japan consultation — team-building retreats and travel planning for individuals and teams.
AI mentoring — helping beginners, builders, and engineering teams turn ideas into real, live projects with AI. 1-on-1 & team sessions →
Writing — notes on AI, blockchain, and code experiments on the blog →
Technology should solve local problems, in local languages. Through Mobayilo Academy, I help aspiring and practicing software engineers in Rwanda use computer science, engineering, and modern AI tools to build for their own communities.
It's the same spirit behind putting Inkoranyamuga online — so that the language of technology also speaks Kinyarwanda.