Independent software developer, Kigali, Rwanda
Hi, I'm Jean. I build software that makes everyday life in Rwanda a little easier: domain registration you can pay for with mobile money, asset tracking that replaces the giant spreadsheet, and a browser extension that fills in tax-portal forms so you don't have to. I studied computer science at African Leadership University and have been shipping for the Rwandan web ever since.
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Things I've built and still run.
Rwanda's homegrown domain and hosting platform. Buy a .rw or international domain, get cPanel hosting with free SSL, and pay with MTN MoMo or Airtel Money. Built for Rwandans who don't have an international card. The flagship product of my company, Inzozi Solutions.
Cloud asset management for institutions. Every piece of equipment gets a QR code and a lifecycle record, from acquisition and depreciation through transfer and disposal. Built for finance teams that are done losing money to ghost assets and spreadsheets nobody can maintain.
I got tired of copy-pasting the same TINs and phone numbers into the RRA portal every time I needed a purchase code, so I built this. It saves buyer and seller profiles and fills the form in one click. No accounts, no servers, no tracking. Your TINs never leave your computer.
Find a home to buy or rent in Rwanda. A property listing portal from Inzozi Solutions.
I live and work in Kigali. I hold a B.Sc. in Computer Science from African Leadership University and run Inzozi Solutions, a small software company that helps Rwandan businesses and individuals get online. Day to day I work in JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, React, React Native, Node.js, Django, and PostgreSQL, and everything I ship runs in Docker.
Outside of client work I publish small utilities like the Chrome extension above, and post videos now and then about software and what I'm building on YouTube.
The fastest way to reach me is email: jean@jean.rw. I read everything.
If you need a website, a .rw domain, or help getting your business online, tell me what you're working on.