I have worked with data for 9 years, building software and solutions for people, businesses and organisations. A few small ventures here in Uganda are where I test the thinking. The courses come out of that. Not theory, just what actually worked, written down.
One course for each job. Office work, paid ads, dissertations, content. Each sold on its own.
See all courses →Where the teaching comes from: a marketplace, a laundry service, a travel company, a savings group.
See all projects →A real lesson from the paid course, seven prompts you can use today, and what you must never paste into AI.
Get the free kit →Each solves one problem for one audience. Pick the one that is actually yours. Three cost UGX 350,000. Your Dissertation in Two Weeks is shorter and time boxed, so it is UGX 100,000.
The AI skills for the office work you already do: reports, spreadsheets, long emails, slide decks. 42 lessons, each one a task from a real working week, with the exact prompt to run it and what to check before it goes out.
How to run your own paid social ads with AI, and read the numbers that tell you to spend more or stop. 10 modules, from working out the offer to a campaign that runs on 20,000 to 35,000 shillings a day.
A worked route through a dissertation, from picking the topic to a finished Word document you submit. 10 modules across 14 days for undergraduate and postgraduate students. Every tool set up free, including the free stand ins for SPSS, and a method that keeps every citation real.
How to build a content pipeline on your own laptop that turns one idea into a finished render. 12 modules, from installing the tools to a single command: faceless video, images that hold up, talking head, and carousels.
I have worked with data for 9 years, with a Bachelor of Statistics and an MSc in Data Science. It taught me where problems hide, and why so few get fixed: the person who sees the problem is rarely the one who can build the fix.
AI closed that gap, sitting between the training and a working idea, and software takes it further. That is why the businesses and the courses here are one job, not two.
What I want is bigger than a course. Uganda needs a new wave of thinkers and scientists on big problems. Teaching is where I start.
I do not teach this from a textbook. It comes from running these, where a slow process costs real money.
A marketplace connecting people who need a job done with the people who can do it.
Premium laundry, collected and returned. Scheduling, routing, and keeping a promise at a fixed price.
Group travel, organised properly. A logistics problem long before it is a travel one.
A savings cooperative. Money people trust you with, and record keeping that has to be exact.
It is called the Office AI Starter Kit: one full lesson from the paid course, seven prompts for the tasks that eat your week, and a one page card on what never to paste into a public AI tool.
It opens the moment you ask. No payment, no card, nothing to wait for.