I build projects to explore ideas, solve real problems, and understand systems more deeply.
Some projects are public. Others are long-term and quiet. Not everything here is finished, and that’s intentional—building is an ongoing process, not a sequence of launches.
This page is a snapshot of what I’ve worked on and what I’m still shaping.
Active Projects
237info
A digital information and services platform focused on local relevance and accessibility. The project explores how technology can be adapted to real-world constraints rather than ideal conditions.
Molool
A financial infrastructure project designed to bridge local payment systems with broader digital and global financial rails. It’s an ongoing exploration of trust, liquidity, and system design.
Mongwedi (Core & Terminal)
A modular trading and financial systems architecture aimed at structuring complex market interactions in a clear, auditable way. This project is as much about learning system design as it is about implementation.
Experiments & Side Projects
These are smaller or exploratory efforts—some paused, some evolving.
- Architectural prototypes and internal tools
- Technical writing experiments
- Learning-driven builds meant to test ideas rather than ship products
Many of these never become public, but they influence how I think and build.
How I Choose Projects
I’m drawn to projects that:
- Reward long-term thinking
- Involve real constraints and trade-offs
- Force me to reason clearly about systems, incentives, and failure modes
If a project stops teaching me something meaningful, I usually let it go.
Notes
This page isn’t a portfolio in the traditional sense. It’s closer to a map of interests and ongoing work. As projects evolve—or end—this page will change with them.
If you’re curious about something here or see overlap with your own work, feel free to reach out.
— Ebong Billy