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My boy @tomilola_ng never stops cooking 🔥 Just dropped another WhatsApp agent and this one is a straight banger. June slots are still open @ServiceBlocks , if you need automation, mobile apps, or custom solutions, we got you. Reach out today 👇 Link in bio

Writing my final final exam this morning By God's grace, I'll be finishing this chapter as a Mechatronics Engineer Indeed, God has been faithful. 🙏🏽🎓

My team mates @Ivy_codes @uglyplugboi @Awolowo_szn @akinyelu_esther @ServiceBlocks we've launched Logistic mobile app, and an Edutech app in 6 weeks simultaneously while juggling school work on the side, even right now Icha is writing his final 500 lvl Engineering exams at FUNAAB We execute fast because it's pure passion, it's not forced work, we'd test well, and launch well, and nothing will break in production. Delivering mobile apps in 6 weeks is not for the faint hearted, it's for those with intentionality, and years of previous work as guidance Hire us today ( Link in Bio )

A UK-based founder is offerign me £1,000 every month to run his “Uber for Lawyers” startup as a co-founder, plus equity. I'd be the one to build the product, hire staff as needed, manage execution, and basically carry the startup from idea to launch. £1,000 is not tiny, but it’s also not big. A Product Designer alone can take £600 from the first month, Brand Designer about £300, leaving the Dev just £100 Marketing can swallow the following month without a penny touching my account. But if I follow the lean startup approach, keep things simple, and launch fast, maybe something worthwhile can come out of it. Now the problem is this: I don’t believe in the idea. I highly doubt it would yield any serious profit, and most of the burden would be on me without any significant pay. So on one hand, it looks like a possible opportunity. From my POV it looks like wahala, cause Nigerians in the UK tends to feel like they are getting scammed at any slight loss. The PROs: • I can deliver the MVP within 6 weeks • Maintaining the software would be easy for me • Cloud services would cost less than £50 • The idea sounds interesting enough to pitch The CONs: • Designers can take almost all of the first month’s budget • Real marketing would likely start from the 2nd month • Lawyers are not an easy audience to sell to • The founder may think £1,000/month means “you handle everything” • Equity means nothing if the business never makes money • I would have to devote much time to it, and won't be able to do my actual freelance Engineering work What would you advise? Should I take the offer and test it lean, or reject it because the risk is clearly not balanced?

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I prayed for times like this, Lord give me strength to deliver excellence always 🙏🏼

New month. New chance to finally ship the product that's been sitting in your head rent free. The idea is still good. The market is still waiting. The only thing missing is the right team. Happy new month from ServiceBlocks. Let's build👇🏽 ServiceBlocks.biz

I'm scared bro, Those unsuccessful old men tried their best too

There is money in Logistics mobile app Those guys are printing money for connecting Riders to Customers tomilola.ng/logistics-mobile… Let’s build a profitable business together

EOW recap: • Wrapped up a Logistics mobile app development project with my team • Completed and launched a showcase website for one of the biggest Inverter & Solar panel manufacturer • Celebrated my mum’s birthday yesterday My schedule is wide open for new projects. Let’s build something profitable together 😀

I develop Crypto Apps #OpenToWork Website link in bio

Your retention problem is probably not what you think it is. Most founders blame: ❌ Marketing ❌ Pricing ❌ Competition The real culprit is almost always: ✅ Users never reaching the aha moment They signed up. Hit friction. Left before they saw the value.

My name is Tomi. I develop software products, not just shipping code, I build systems that make money and solve real problems. If you have an idea, I’ll turn it into something people actually use, and pay for. I've got a team where we do this every time Check my website, the link is in bio and comments

✅ Figma to mobile app code done 🔁 Backend done and dusted 🚀 Marketing website completed Launching a new app on stores in a few days, super excited.

Slide one requesting for feedback Slide two the review from client @ServiceBlocks is the dream team ❤️ Build your mobile app startup business with us this week 🔥

Vite is better than Next.js, for most SaaS dashboards Next.js is great when you need public pages, SEO, content, landing pages, blogs, and marketing routes. But for an authentication-gated SaaS platform? You probably don’t need half of what Next.js brings. Most SaaS dashboards are heavy client-side apps: Charts, Tables, Filters, Modals, Multiple State management, Role-based UI, Realtime updates, Admin workflows, Settings pages ... That is Vite territory. For me, the better setup is simple: -> Next.js for the marketing website. -> Vite React for the actual SaaS dashboard. I use the right tool for the right surface, the UI below is still just a shell, but I’m building my SaaS one step at a time. #Pabbi is coming

Spend 20 years painting walls and you learn one brutal truth: Everything you create will eventually disappear. Rain removes it. Cities paint over it. Maybe that’s why @DKashtalyan spent 2 decades obsessively creating art that tries to outlive time itself @ssheyii @MartKAD