Joseph Edward

An AI-assisted study app built as a Django REST API with an Expo client. It turns uploaded material into guided paths, schedules review from how well you actually recall a topic, and maps what you have learned as a memory constellation.

• Django
• DRF
• PostgreSQL
• Expo
• React Native
• TypeScript

A monorepo split into a Django REST backend and an Expo client. The backend is divided into thirteen domain apps rather than one large application, behind a single versioned API root.

• Django 6.0
• DRF 3.17
• Simple JWT
• drf-spectacular
• PostgreSQL (psycopg 3)
• Gunicorn
• Expo
• React Native

Expense tracking and budgeting as a Django REST API with an Expo client. It handles recurring transactions, splits group expenses between people, and settles up the balances that fall out of it.

• Django
• DRF
• PostgreSQL
• Expo
• React Native
• TypeScript

A Django REST backend paired with an Expo client, with the auth flow designed so the app can reach its home screen without a second round trip after registering or signing in.

• Django 4.2
• DRF 3.16
• Simple JWT
• django-filter
• django-environ
• Expo 54
• React Native 0.81
• React Query

A marketplace connecting customers with local providers for dispatch, cleaning, errands, home services, beauty and laundry. Two sides of the same app: customers book, providers onboard, set their areas and get paid.

• Django
• DRF
• PostgreSQL
• Expo
• React Native
• OTP auth

A two-sided marketplace where both roles share one Expo client against a Django REST backend split into seven apps. The only project here with a full test, typing and lint toolchain pinned alongside the runtime dependencies.

• Django 5.2
• DRF 3.18
• Simple JWT
• drf-spectacular
• Argon2
• PostgreSQL (psycopg 3)
• Redis
• Celery

The Genesis presale platform for a perception-first prediction product. Solana wallet authentication with signature verification on the backend, a Django REST API, and a Next.js front end.

• Django
• DRF
• PostgreSQL
• Next.js
• TypeScript
• Solana

A Next.js front end against a Django REST backend, where the authentication boundary is a wallet signature the server verifies itself with Ed25519, not a password.

• Django 5.1
• DRF
• drf-spectacular
• PyNaCl
• base58
• PostgreSQL (psycopg2)
• Gunicorn
• WhiteNoise

The public face of a marketing agency: services, packages, platform coverage and client case studies, laid out across a responsive Django site. Enquiries reach the team directly from the contact page.

• Django
• Python
• Django Templates
• Vanilla JavaScript
• SQLite

A marketing site built as plain server-rendered Django. One app, core, serves fifteen routes through function views that render a template and pass a page title. There are no models and no migrations, so every page is authored markup rather than content read from a database.

• Django 4.2
• Python 3.11
• Django Templates
• Vanilla JavaScript
• Font Awesome 6.4
• SQLite
• WhiteNoise 6.11
• Vercel (@vercel/python)

An administrative dashboard for teams that need to see who did what. Three roles with granular permissions, bulk data ingestion from spreadsheets, and an audit trail behind every change.

• Django
• DRF
• PostgreSQL
• Next.js
• TypeScript
• pandas

A Next.js dashboard against a Django REST backend split into three apps: accounts, uploads and audit. Permissions are checked on the server and every mutation is written to the audit app.

• Django 4.2
• DRF 3.14
• Simple JWT
• drf-yasg
• pandas
• OpenPyXL
• PostgreSQL (psycopg2)
• Gunicorn

A cryptocurrency launch platform built twice, on two stacks. Django for the backend architecture and admin, Next.js for the modern frontend take on the same product.

• Django
• Next.js
• React
• TypeScript
• PostgreSQL
• Discord API

The same product delivered as two separate repositories with no shared code: one Django application and one Next.js application, each deployed on its own.

• Django 4.2
• DRF
• discord.py
• Redis
• Next.js
• React
• Recharts
• Framer Motion

Ticketing for a live rave, built to take real money on the night. Paystack handles checkout, and a successful payment issues a QR-coded ticket the door can scan.

• Django
• Python
• Paystack
• PostgreSQL
• qrcode
• ReportLab

A server-rendered Django application in two apps, where the money path is the critical one: payment confirmation is what mints a ticket, and the ticket is generated as a scannable document rather than a row in a table.

• Django 5.1
• DRF 3.16
• django-allauth
• django-crispy-forms
• paystackapi
• qrcode
• ReportLab
• django-user-agents