Samuel Adu-Berekorang
Software Engineer and Founder. I build products in AI, web3 and SaaS.
I build software that people actually use, in AI, web3 and SaaS.
I taught myself to code, and I've been building software for about ten years. I've worked with clients in Accra, shipped products in Nicosia, and started my own company along the way. I like taking a rough idea and turning it into something people can actually use.
Build things that last
I'd rather get the boring, important parts right than chase whatever is trending this month.
Sweat the small stuff
Clean code, clear names, the little things people never notice but always feel.
Pick the right tool
AI, web3 and SaaS are just tools. I use them when they make the product better, not to show off.
Toolkit
A few things
I've built
A few products I've worked on, from city transport to climate tools and everyday software.
VerdeIQ
A tool that helps small businesses in Cyprus and the EU understand and report their carbon footprint. It reads your numbers, explains them in plain language, and handles the paperwork. It's the main product at my company, StaUniverse.
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Aloya
One app for getting around Cyprus. Buses, bikes, scooters, ferries and the airport shuttle in one place, with live arrival times and your travel card on your phone.
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dreyv
A SaaS product I help build in Nicosia. I work across the whole stack, ship features, and keep things running well.
View case studyA decade,
three continents.
Software Engineer
Founder
Lead Software Engineer
Education
Recognition
Notes on building.
Why I build the boring parts first
Using AI when the data is messy
How I taught myself to code
Let's build
something.
Got a project, a role, or just an idea you want to talk through? Send me a note. I read every one.