The EmpowerHerApp SlideDeck showcases a bold, purpose-driven tech solution designed for women, focusing on empowerment through Gender-Based Violence (GBV) support, employment access, and learning opportunities.
Rooted in a God-Centered Global Outreach (GCGO) mission, this presentation highlights how the app serves as a safe, uplifting platform to help women reclaim their power, build sustainable careers, and access essential resources for personal and professional growth. It's a project that blends faith, technology, and impact.
The EmpowerHerApp video pitch brings to life a dynamic, purpose-led solution dedicated to empowering women through GBV support, employment pathways, and continuous learning. Guided by a God-Centered Global Outreach (GCGO) vision, the video delivers a compelling story of how the app transforms lives—offering hope, healing, and opportunity.
With clear visuals and impactful narration, it communicates the mission, features, and real-world value of the app in an inspiring and accessible format.
FlowState Planner is a Python-based command-line tool designed to help users manage their tasks, priorities, and time effectively. The app supports task categorization (Urgent, Important, Later, Big Task), priority settings, due dates, and status tracking (Not Started, In Progress, Completed, Overdue).
It also features sub-task management for complex tasks, dependency handling to ensure workflow integrity, and color-coded tabular views for clarity. Ideal for individuals looking for a focused, minimalist productivity system directly in the terminal.
Baatseba’s Bistro is a command-line reservation system built in Python to manage customer bookings for a local restaurant. Originally buggy, I was tasked with debugging and improving the app’s functionality.
The app now supports adding, viewing, searching, and cancelling reservations through a user-friendly CLI. Key improvements include robust input validation, error handling, and enhanced code structure for better maintainability. This project showcases my skills in debugging, unit testing, and improving real-world Python applications.