Joseph Akhatasebhudo's Work | ContraWork by Joseph AkhatasebhudoJoseph Akhatasebhudo
I build websites and AI-powered tools that help creatives.
Same UI prompt. Three AI tools.
Replit vs Google AI Studio vs Kimi.
Same instructions
This is where AI coding tools start to separate — not just code, but UI quality and execution.
When building with AI, don’t just compare output…
Compare design quality, usability, and readiness to ship.
More real UI tests coming.
#AICode #VibeCoding #AgenticAI #ArtificialIntelligence #UI #Contra #BuildInPublic 🎨⚡ I build AI-powered automation systems that actually ship.
Recently built:
→ An AI email assistant that reads your inbox, extracts events and deadlines, then sends reminders via WhatsApp, SMS or voice call — automatically.
→ A hybrid billing system from scratch — wallet top-up + pay-as-you-use metering, synced between Polar.sh (http://Polar.sh) and Supabase in real time. Users stay in full control of what they spend.
What I bring to your project:
✦ Full-stack development (Next.js, Supabase, Node)
✦ AI integration (LLMs, email parsing, automation pipelines)
✦ Payment systems (Polar.sh (http://Polar.sh), Stripe, metered billing, webhook architecture)
✦ WhatsApp, SMS and voice APIs (Twilio, Africa's Talking, ElevenLabs)
✦ Clean system design — I think before I code
Who I work best with:
Founders and startups who have a problem they need automated. If you're manually doing something that should run on its own, I can build that for you.
I don't just write code. I design the system, think through the edge cases, and deliver something that works in production — not just in a demo.
Let's talk about what you're building.
DM me and tell me the problem. We'll figure out the rest.
📍 Available for: project-based work, async collaboration, MVP builds I just designed a full UI without touching Figma once.
No templates. No dragging components around for 2 hours. Let's avoid the "let me just tweak this padding real quick" loop.
Just described what I wanted, and Stitch built it.
I'll be honest, I was skeptical. I've seen a lot of AI tools that promise to "revolutionize design" and then spit out something that looks like a 2012 Bootstrap theme.
This was different.
The spacing felt intentional. The hierarchy made sense. It actually looked like something I would have spent a proper afternoon on.
We're at a point where the gap between "idea in your head" and "thing on the screen" is almost gone.
That's not a small thing. That's the whole game-changer.
If you're still sleeping on AI-powered UI tools, watch this. 👇
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Built with React and JavaScript.