I'm Kingstone, a software engineer in Harare. I design and build the systems businesses run on day to day — from the database up to the interface a customer actually uses — and I keep them running after launch.
Architecture, database, authentication, payments, and deployment — I own the whole build, not just the parts that show up on screen.
Student accommodation, Harare
Built to get fraudulent accommodation agents out of Harare's student housing market. Verified landlords list rooms directly, and students book without a middleman.
Fleet & accounts SaaS
A fleet and accounts management platform for rental and logistics businesses — bookings, invoicing, and real-time financial reporting in one system.
Zimbabwe Institute of Procurement and Supply
The website and membership system for the Zimbabwe Institute of Procurement and Supply, the professional body for procurement and supply practitioners. Applicants apply and pay online, and staff review and approve them from a dashboard.
The same pieces that power Unicrib and CarRental — verification, payments, reporting — are what most local businesses actually need first.
Websites and apps that take bookings and accept EcoCash, OneMoney, or card payments directly.
Secure logins, role-based access, and ID checks so only the right people get into your system.
Real-time reporting so you can see revenue, bookings, and inventory in one place, any time.
Deployment, updates, and monitoring after launch — not just a handover and goodbye.
No jargon, no long proposals. Four steps from first message to a system you're running.
A call or WhatsApp chat about what your business needs and what's slowing it down today.
A fixed price and a realistic timeline, agreed before any work starts — no surprises later.
You see progress as it happens, not just at the end. Feedback gets built in as we go.
Ongoing support so the system keeps working as your business changes and grows.