Hey, I'm Balinda Mubarak
I am a software developer from Uganda, aspiring founder, and professional overthinker of ideas that probably should've stayed in my notes app.
I write code, dream up products, explore rabbit holes, and occasionally convince myself that I've found the next big thing.
About me
My journey into software started with a Computer Science degree and grew into something bigger. Working with web frameworks taught me how the pieces of a product fit together.
But code was never the whole story. I became more interested in the ideas behind it: the problems worth solving, the people who use it, and what turns a technical solution into a useful product.
Out of curiosity, I built EdgeKeeper to bring my idea to reality: a visual, n8n-style experience for building and backtesting trading algos. That path later led me to SalaStores, which I built after finding it hard to manage inventory for a small canteen shop I started after high school during the vacation holiday. That struggle inspired me to take on the venture, which I had originally named Taviflow, simplifying workflows for Ugandan merchants. Both pushed me beyond implementation, into understanding the people and decisions behind a product.
Outside the code, I'm the kind of person who starts with one technical problem and ends up three hours into a different business idea. My notes app has seen more startup pitches than most investors.
I'm still early in the journey, and the exciting part isn't just knowing how to build software. It's discovering what can be built with it.
Get in touch
Have a project in mind or just want to say hello? Send me a message.
You'll never know. If you're not the one who's continuing to take that path... unless you keep moving forward.
— Eren Yeager
