Joseph Akhatasebhudo
I build websites and AI-powered tools that help creatives.
Ready for work
Joseph is ready for their next project!
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 🎨⚡
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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
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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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A clean, modern real estate website built to help agents and property businesses showcase listings and attract clients online. Designed with a professional look that builds trust and makes it easy for visitors to browse properties and get in touch.
Built with React and JavaScript.
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