Yusuf Lawal

Most of what I build starts as a problem that annoyed me. Lately that's meant Rolltick, a multi-tenant attendance management system for institutions; Bleed, which parses forwarded receipts to track expenses, payment schedules, and subscription renewals; and Biteflow, a platform that turns scans of tabletop QR codes into direct orders sent to the restaurant kitchen.

Other tools include Checker, a CLI utility that crawls websites for broken links; Text-Autocomplete, an n-gram language model that predicts your next word; and Arsenal-Forecast, a predictive model that works out whether Arsenal will win the league.

You'll find me on GitHub and X, or you can email me and read my resume. Before you go, sign the wall.