Emedit · Full-stack · AI-native Development · Open-Source

Building web, AI, and blockchain products

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[5+]
Products Shipped
[4+]
Domains
[3 years]
Experience
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Emmanuel Itighise (Emedit)

Full-stack, AI-native developer and Open-Source contributor. I build the whole thing: auth, data, and the interface someone actually clicks through.

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01

About

I'm Emmanuel Itighise a.k.a Emedit, a full-stack, AI-native developer based in Lagos, Nigeria. I build frontend and backend applications, ship AI-powered tools, and contribute to open source projects across blockchain, developer tooling, and fintech. I care about products that work for the people using them, not just clean code.

Right now I'm a Software Developer intern at Learn2Earn NG, spending most of my time actively learning and building. Outside of that I take on open source bounties and build my own projects end to end, from auth and data models to the interface someone actually clicks through.

Focus
Full-stack + AI-native development
Products shipped
5+
Experience
3+ years
Open to
Freelance / Internship / Full-time
02

What I do

01

Frontend Development

React, Next.js, and Vite builds with clean, responsive interfaces that hold up on mobile.

02

Backend & Auth

Node.js and Express APIs, Clerk and Supabase for authentication, PostgreSQL and Firebase for data.

03

Blockchain / Web3

Smart contracts and event tooling on Stellar and Soroban, built for real financial products like StepFi.

04

AI-Powered Tools

Products that use models like Groq Llama for real functionality, not a chatbot bolted on for show.

03

Specimen Logs

pulsar-stellar
Pulsar Stellar interface

PRJ-001

In Dev

Pulsar Stellar

A developer toolkit for Soroban contract events. Instead of every Stellar project rewriting the same plumbing — XDR decoders, indexer glue, custom APIs — Pulsar ships three shared building blocks: a Rust crate that turns raw contract events into typed data, a Go daemon that stores historical events past the seven-day RPC retention window, and a web explorer where anyone can paste a contract ID and browse every event that contract has ever emitted, decoded and searchable.

StellarSorobanRustGoTypeScript
2026-08
repo
math-mentor.netlify.app
MathMentor AI math solver

PRJ-002

Deployed

MathMentor

An AI-powered math problem solver. React and Vite run the interface, Supabase holds the data, and Groq's Llama 4 Scout model does the actual problem-solving. Push notifications go out through Firebase Cloud Messaging, and there is its own admin panel for managing content.

ReactViteSupabaseGroq Llama 4 ScoutFirebase FCMNetlify
2026-07
live repo
stepfi.vercel.app
StepFi interface

PRJ-003

In Dev

StepFi

An open-source Buy Now Pay Later protocol built on Stellar using Soroban smart contracts. The lending and repayment logic runs on-chain instead of being bolted onto a centralized backend the way most BNPL products work.

StellarSoroban
2026-06
live repo
sjmv.vercel.app
St. John Mary Vianney Group interface

PRJ-004

Deployed

St. John Mary Vianney Group

An independent Roman Catholic lay apostolate supporting retired, frail priests with comfortable housing, qualified nursing care, a prayerful community, and family companionship. Built the donation flow with an integrated Paystack plugin, server-side payment verification, and MD5 idempotency keys so a donation never gets charged twice, plus an event booking system for registrations.

Node.jsExpressPaystackVercel
2026-03
live
emedit-ai
Emedit AI interface

PRJ-005

In Dev

Emedit AI

A real-time collaborative system design workspace. Describe a system in plain English, an AI agent maps it onto a shared canvas, collaborators refine the architecture together with live cursors and presence, and the app generates a persistent Markdown technical spec from the resulting graph. Includes a curated library of starter patterns (monolith, microservices, event-driven, serverless) importable into the canvas.

Next.jsLiveblocksReact FlowSupabasePrismaTailwind CSS
2026-02
repo
open-source-bounty-work
[ open-source-bounty-work / no snapshot ]

PRJ-006

Contributed

Open Source Bounty Work

Ongoing contributions across several org repos, including accesslayer-client and server, offer-hub-monorepo, TaskChain, AnonChat, and YieldVault-RWA. Most of it done directly in the repos via GitHub Codespaces.

Open source
2026-01
repo
04

How I work

01

Understand the problem

Before writing code, figure out what the project needs to do and for whom.

02

Design and build

Move from wireframe to working product, choosing the stack that fits the job instead of defaulting to the same one every time.

03

Ship and iterate

Get it live, watch how it is used, keep improving from there.

05

Skills

Languages

  • TypeScript
  • JavaScript
  • Python
  • HTML5
  • GO
  • SQL

Frameworks & Libraries

  • React
  • Next.js
  • Vite
  • Node.js
  • Express

Auth & Backend

  • Clerk
  • Supabase
  • Firebase
  • PostgreSQL

Blockchain

  • Stellar
  • Soroban

AI / ML

  • Groq Llama
  • Whisper speech recognition
  • Predictive analytics

Deployment & Tools

  • Vercel
  • Netlify
  • Git and GitHub
  • Paystack
06

Principles

01

Ship what works, not what impresses.

A feature earns its place by doing the job, not by looking clever.

02

Own the whole stack.

Auth, data, and interface are one product, not three handoffs.

03

Contribute, don't just consume.

Open source bounty work keeps the skills honest.

07 Contact

Have something worth building? Let's talk.

Freelance projects, internships, and product collaborations. I reply within a day, most days.