hi, I'm Richard.

I'm a technical founder in Accra, and a co-founder of TypeRes, Varelynt, SoloArena, AiMlCamp and withNiiLante. I'm also in Ghana NLP, on open language technology for Twi, Ewe, Ga and Dagbani.

Most of what I ship lives behind a login where nobody can see it, so this page is the receipt: what exists, what it does, and what I haven't proven yet.

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TypeRes is the one I'm closest to: Ghana's marketplace for event, print and business essentials. Three collections — Events, Print & Brand, Business — because the same person buying canopies for a wedding is buying shirts for a team and bottles for a shop, and in Ghana that usually means three different WhatsApp threads and three different prices. The marketplace is built. The pilot is Kumasi. Everything below is what I insist on before it goes live. typeres.com

I don't trust a green test run I haven't watched fail first. Every piece of work I run ends with a numbered ticket, a stated verdict and an explicit list of what was not verified — on a client's system exactly as on my own product. It is slower, and it's the only way I can say "done" without guessing.

Laravel and Livewire do most of the work. Everything else shows up when the job needs it, not because it was new that month.

Nearly every contribution I make lands in a private repository — a product, its tests, its tickets, five ventures. The public commit count has never been the interesting number.

Accra, Ghana · GMT · every graphic here is a hand-drawn SVG, drawn and refreshed by one Node script with no dependencies.