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Full-stack developer. I build web apps from database to interface — AI scoring tools, student portals and payment flows, shipped from Harare.

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LesleyMutsambiwa

Role
Full-stack dev
Based
Harare, ZW
ID no.
Le-e-lab
Class of
2028

01Work

Five things I have actually shipped.

Each one has its own page. Nothing here is a redesign exercise.

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02Activity

What I actually typed.

Twelve months of commits, refreshed from GitHub every day.

Contributions
800
Days active
106
Longest streak
16d
Current streak
0d

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Contribution calendar covering 2025-11-09 to 2026-11-08.

Nov 2025 to Nov 2026

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github.com/Le-e-lab Commit messages stay private. The counts do not.

03Services

What I take on, and where I have already done it.

04Stack

Grouped by what they are for, not by how good they look.

Languages
TypeScriptJavaScriptPythonDart
On the web
ReactNext.jsReact NativeExpoFlutterNode.jsREST APIsWeb scraping
Data
MongoDBSQLSQLiteSupabaseAI / MLNLP
Platform
PWAService WorkersUSSDDigital walletsLinuxFedora KDE
Tooling
GitGitHubPostmanAgileVercelPlaywright

05About

I am a BSc Computer Science student at Africa University, the CTO and Co-Founder at Elevate Value Partners, and Lead Developer at Tarisai. Most of my work sits in the gap between a database and a person trying to use it.

I started out explaining things. Running the Google Developer Student Club at Africa University means I run the workshops, define what everyone is building, and then read the code when it does not work. That is a better way to learn a stack than tutorials, and it is why I am usually the one explaining something to someone.

Before that, I was building. At Elevate Value Partners, we built KreditZW to score credit for people the banking system has historically ignored, over USSD and mobile wallets, because that is how the users actually bank. For my own workflow, my job-automation agent reads job boards, ranks what is worth applying to, and tells me on WhatsApp instead of making me check. And GyMPal is a dark-themed PWA that tracks my skipping and bodyweight routines while working completely offline.

I care about the unglamorous parts. Responsive layout at 360px. Keyboard focus that survives. A build that fails loudly instead of shipping something broken. The interface is the part everyone sees, but it is the last thing I decide.

Based in
Harare, Zimbabwe
Studying
BSc Honours Computer Science, Africa University, 2028
Academic standing
GPA 3.78, Dean's List
Currently
CTO & Co-Founder, Elevate Value Partners
Also
Lead Developer, Tarisai (opens in a new tab)
In the club
Lead, GDSC Africa University

I am open to freelance and contract work while I finish my degree, so if you have something that needs building, email me and I will tell you honestly whether I am the right person for it.

CAT (UTC+2), Harare

06Off the clock

Five things that have nothing to do with the work.

01

Formula 1

Lewis Hamilton. It's about the drive and the relentless persistence that made him a seven-time world champion.

Front wing and tyre of an open-wheel race car at speed, sparks off the floor
02

Calisthenics

The reason GyMPal exists. A 30-minute skipping routine followed by push-ups and bodyweight work. I built the tracker because every app assumed a gym I do not have.

03

Food

I love unique foods. I'm always exploring and trying to identify new things, stepping outside the usual comfort zone to see what else is out there.

Sushi and maki rolls on a matte black plate
Spaghetti nest on a matte black plate
Grilled steak on a matte black plate
Bowl of ramen with chashu pork, a soft egg and greens on a matte black plate
04

Anime and manga

Dragon Ball Z. I absolutely love everything about DBZ - the energy, the characters, and the sheer scale of it.

Illustrated clenched fist charged with white energy, rocks lifting around it
05

Side projects

Building and maintaining the GDSC web platform. It's a space I'm creating where students can interact, find free courses, and access online schedules so they can learn and connect outside of formal classes.

Isometric laptop showing a course grid, with calendar and chat icons floating around it

07Contact

Let’s talk about what you’re building.

Usually replies within 24 hours. Based in Harare, Zimbabwe.

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Location
Harare, Zimbabwe · UTC+2