Building scalable systems,
full-stack products & AI-enhanced features.
Latest: PinPoint — Real-time Tracking.
I’m Mayowa Kalejaiye, a software and AI engineer focused on scalable systems, real-time products, and developer-first tooling. I like building things that are useful, fast to ship, and clean to maintain.
FormHook — Lightweight Form Backend
A fast form backend for developers who want submissions, dashboards, and automation without building plumbing from scratch.
Developers needed a fast way to collect form submissions without building backend plumbing.
FormHook provides a serverless backend, dashboard, and integrations.
Faster integration, lower maintenance, and flexible webhooks for automation.
FormHook is a lightweight form backend service designed for developers. Collect submissions without writing backend code, manage responses in a clean dashboard, and integrate with modern workflows. Built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and serverless APIs for speed and simplicity.
View Live Site →Real-time delivery tracking platform. Share your location with drivers, get instant ETA updates, and track arrivals live. Built with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Firebase Realtime Database, and real-time geolocation APIs for a fast, simple, and focused experience.
View Live Site → Read Case Study →AI-powered wardrobe recommendation platform. Designed full product vision and architecture — using computer vision, NVIDIA NeMo LLM embeddings, and rule-based scoring to reduce decision fatigue, encourage outfit reuse, and support natural language outfit queries.
View Live Site → Read Case Study →Premium Learning Management System for CreatINN Academy. Built with Next.js 14+, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Prisma, NextAuth, and Framer Motion. Includes student LMS portal, extensive admin course management, application workflow, and alumni track features.
View Live Site → Read Case Study →I share the build process publicly
These screenshots are from the work I post on LinkedIn while shipping. They show the product thinking, the code, and the finished screens that sit behind the portfolio.
Public builds make the process visible and let people see the work before the final case study lands.
Shipping posts about backend work, AI systems, product pages, and design decisions from the build process.
It shows consistency, technical taste, and the ability to explain work in a way people can actually follow.