Mechanical engineering background, technical end to end: product, GTM, and automation. I like owning the whole stack, from spec to outbound, and I'm looking to join a startup where I can keep doing that.
B2B AI customer-support SaaS that takes real write-actions (refunds, reschedules, order changes) instead of deflecting to help articles. Built the full product spec, landing page, tone-of-voice guide, and admin dashboard. Created it to be open source from day one.
usebund.com →Built to track my own expenses and revenue, across personal life and my businesses, in one place instead of juggling bank apps and spreadsheets. Shipped as full accounting software for Nigerian SMEs and solopreneurs.
spendtab.com →Built because I needed one place to track my own goals and projects instead of scattering them across three different apps. Evyos connects goals to projects, projects to daily tasks, and ties in habit and skill tracking with progress heatmaps, so effort actually compounds instead of disappearing into to-do lists.
evyos.com →My day job means juggling a constant stream of links: docs, dashboards, tickets, references. Built Linkbry as one place to save and organize all of them in smart folders, with a Chrome extension that saves a link in one click from wherever I am and auto-suggests the right folder.
linkbry.com →Built the MCP server for Linki, my open-source sales automation tool, so AI assistants can manage contacts, campaigns, and outreach directly through the Model Context Protocol instead of a separate UI.
repo →Built as a place to publish my own personal research on LLMs and AI, separate from the shorter, more casual writing in Personal thoughts.
thovs.com →Everything below is public. Browse it all on github.com/obhox ↗
I needed a lighter way to plan my own hardware prototypes than juggling spreadsheets and loose sketches, so I built this: hardware project prototyping and planning software, powered by Gemini 2.5 Pro.
I kept finding out my own products were down from users instead of a dashboard, so I built this to watch them myself: uptime, response time, SSL certificate expiry, incidents, and public status pages, self-hosted as a single container with one SQLite file.
Built this for myself first: I'm genuinely bad at telling whether an outfit's colors work, so now I just check. Scores how well your clothes' colors match, detects your style aesthetic, and suggests colors to complete the look, entirely in the browser.
I built this so I could paste in a link to something I want to buy and have it pull the image and price straight from the site, giving me a running wishlist with real prices instead of a dozen open tabs. Also where I plan outfits, alongside Color Combo.
Where my day job and my open-source habit meet: I built and positioned it as an open-source AI customer-support tool from day one. Full case study in Work, above.
I built this to sketch out a system's architecture before committing to it in code: an AI-powered design canvas that lets me generate, edit, and analyse software architectures in natural language.
I built this for a Nigeria defense hackathon: an open, MAVLink-compatible drone swarming layer that turns mixed drone fleets into a coordinated unit on roughly $20 of companion hardware per node. The hackathon was postponed indefinitely, so this is still unfinished, up as a work in progress.
A personal itch: the original PicaSim hadn't been touched in years, so I modernised it for my own flying, with glTF models, a replay system, and new aircraft on top of the original open-source simulator.
What I reach for when I'm laying out boards for my own hardware builds. I forked and extended mixelpixx/Konnect into AI-assisted PCB design for KiCAD 10, a single Rust binary exposing schematic, layout, routing, and manufacturing tools to Claude or any LLM.
What actually runs Bund AI's outbound. I forked and adapted moaljumaa/linki instead of stitching together three different GTM tools, then built an MCP server on top so AI assistants can drive it directly, tuned for my own pipeline workflow.
Looking for the long version.
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