THE STORY BEHIND ARCAPUSH
A keyboard in Fiditi, and a habit of building.
Mojeeb Titilayo grew up in Iware, Nigeria. Around 2004 a school excursion to the neighbouring town of Fiditi put a computer in front of him for the first time. By 2008 he had regular access and taught himself PowerPoint. By 2014 he was building on wapka.mobi, copying source code, adding JavaScript and learning by making things work, then WordPress blogs and online courses.
He studied History (Education) at the University of Ilorin, not computer science. He says the degree shaped how he thinks about software: history is documentation, the organised record of what happened, who built what and why it mattered. He went on to work in marketing and Web3 strategy, and moved into Web3 full-time in 2021.
Under BlindspotLab he kept shipping his own products, and kept noticing the same thing. Building something was only half the work. Being found was the other half, and it was the half that quietly failed. Arcapush is his answer to that: a record that keeps working after launch day.
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