Markets, machines, and machinery.
The short version: I trade, I build AI products, and I import cars. The long version is on this page.
Kampala, Uganda
Working with clients and collaborators across trading, AI, and freelance development, remotely, worldwide.
I got into markets the way most people do: curiosity about price, then an obsession with the systems behind it. Reading charts turned into writing code to test ideas, and writing code turned into building full products. Algorithmic trading is where that obsession lives now: strategies that are tested before they're trusted, and automated so they don't depend on my mood that day.
That same systems-thinking pulled me toward AI. Not AI as a buzzword. AI as a way to hand off repetitive, well-defined work to something that doesn't get tired. That's the idea behind AI Employees, currently in development.
Alongside the screens, there's KLA Auto Sourcing, a car importation startup I run, sourcing vehicles from overseas auctions and bringing them into Uganda. It's the most physical, most human part of what I do, and it keeps the rest of the work honest.
Underneath all three is freelance work: building websites, tools, and automations for people who need something shipped well and shipped fast.
A few things I hold to.
Test before you trust
Every strategy gets backtested. Every build gets checked against real use, not just the demo path.
Automate the boring parts
If a task doesn't need a human judgment call, it shouldn't need a human every time.
Ship, then improve
A live product with rough edges beats a perfect one that never leaves the drawing board.
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Trading systems, AI tools, or a website that actually feels alive? Let's talk.
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