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JedBolthock

Independent mind. End-to-end maker.

Less friction.More forward.

I build business software, digital experiences, and blockchain products that turn your everyday friction into your next advantage.

Let's build your advantage Meet the engineer
Good things happen
when the dots connect.

The little things
are the big things.

A payment. A barcode. A clock-in. Small product decisions can change how a business earns trust, saves time, and stays accountable.

Bilateral escrowExplore the Cairo code

Trust should start with
the first order.

A new seller needs a chance. A buyer needs protection. I’m building a pay-on-delivery workflow that holds payment until the agreed conditions are met.

Explore the escrow journey

Both sides have something at stake.

The buyer puts in the price plus a protection fee. The merchant commits a return bond to cover shipping if the goods need to go back. The contract holds both deposits.

Buyer: price + protection fee · Merchant: return bond

What if delivery goes wrong?

Cairo on Starknet · In development. The contract enforces payment rules; people review disputed real-world evidence.

What I’m building around itLogistics confirmations, buyer reminders, and a record of contact attempts before settlement. This planned delivery workflow would inform the contract’s next timing rules.

What this changes

Give first-time sellers a way to earn trust and ratings. Give merchants a reason to deliver exactly what they promised, with an agreed incentive for delivering before payout.

WeSelling inventoryExplore WeSelling

Scan once.
Skip the busywork.

Stocking a shelf shouldn’t mean typing out every label. In WeSelling, I use barcode lookups to bring in product names and images, so the business can get on with selling.

Nutribom Honey & Wheat, 350 g
Nutribom Honey & Wheat · 350 gPhoto: ninehadi, CC BY-SA

Barcode → open product databases

Choose a product database
View this product on Open Food Facts

Your next stock item

Product name
From the barcode
Brand
From the product record
Pack size
From the product record
Product image
From the product record

You add the details only your business knows.

Real product records from Open Food Facts, Open Beauty Facts, and Open Pet Food Facts, with photos by their contributors (CC BY-SA 3.0). If a product or field is missing, staff can add it manually. Matches stay editable.

What this changes

Less typing. More consistent product records. Reusing available images also reduces duplicate uploads and media storage.

Attendance & accountabilityThinking within constraints

A clock-in is a record.
Accountability takes more.

For this example, the business can’t use passkeys (WebAuthn) or biometrics. I’d combine the signals it already has with peer review and clear company policies.

Choose a layer of the attendance check

Layer 1 of 4

Start with where the phone says it is.

The check
Check whether the device is inside the workplace boundary.
The gap
Location can be inaccurate or deliberately spoofed.
The response
Keep it as one signal alongside device history and reports people can review.
What this changes

Attendance becomes a tool for enforcing company policy. Records inform a fair review, and the incentives make honest reporting worthwhile.

The same thinking goes into WeSelling ,
the business operating system I founded.

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Jedidiah E. GabrielIam
Jedidiah
Gabriel.

About Me Now

Hi, I’m Jedidiah Gabriel — a dad who writes sometimes, and an empathetic product engineer. I founded and run WeSelling, a business operating system. Currently freelancing. Mostly I spend my days addressing business owners’ pain points through web solutions, mobile apps, and Web3. You can book me on my calendar or DM me on Twitter .
My thoughts & poems live here.

Listening Now
Ghost Stories

A Sky Full of Stars

Coldplay

💪🏼 Some Projects

—2026 - Present

WeSelling (Founder)

WeSelling is my own startup—I founded it, and I run it. It is an ERP, or really a business operating system: you sign up, you get your own subdomain like tenant.weselling.store, and the whole business runs from there.

What comes in the box:
  • Storefront: each tenant sells from their own store, wired straight into inventory, coupons, affiliate parners, orders and the ledger behind it.
  • Staff & HR: a full HR module—roles, records, payroll and the day-to-day of managing people.
  • Geofencing: staff clock in and out only on-site, so attendance reflects where people actually were.
  • Payment gateways: Stripe, Lemon Squeezy, Paystack and Nomba, all integrated and tested.
  • Crypto payments: stablecoin settlement on Starknet, so a business can take payment on-chain without leaving the dashboard.
  • Business presets: restaurants, hospitality, general retail, fashion, automobile—you name it. Pick the preset closest to what you do and the system is already shaped for it.

Visit WeSelling
—Jan 30, 2019 - Present

Jedshock Taveo

Experimenting with poetry through web development where every stanza feels like a chord progression. I suppose I am a neo-poet making web pages my poetry scroll. Check it out, it is meant to be experienced, and if you don't see examples I am still cooking 🍜

Jedshock Taveo
—July 2026

Israel Gabriel Portfolio

I designed and developed a sleek portfolio website for my younger brother, Israel Gabriel—an exceptionally talented video editor and brand designer. The site highlights his creative showreels, brand identity work, and visual projects with a modern aesthetic.

Israel Gabriel Portfolio
—July 2025 - Present

Government Systems & Infrastructure

I've built several large-scale systems as a private contractor, working closely with government consultants like Emmanuel Ohiro to deliver critical infrastructure for various Nigerian governmental agencies. I also collaborated with Daniel, whom I managed on the NCAA project. He handled the front-end work diligently while I focused on the back-end. He paid great attention to detail, and onboarding him was incredibly seamless.

My governmental portfolio includes:
  • Performance Management Systems (PMS): Developed comprehensive digital appraisal systems for the NCAA and NIMC, complete with automated report generation, data uploads, and HR dashboards.
  • Internal Assessment Systems: Built a robust Computer-Based Testing (CBT) platform for the NCAA to handle internal assessments smoothly.
  • Asset Management Systems: Developed an asset management platform for the NYSC in partnership with ReliefLine, featuring geospatial tracking and geotagging capabilities.

NCAA PMS • NIMC PMS • NYSC Assets
—May 30, 2024 - 2025

OnlyDust Contribution & MusicStrk

I've contributed to the Starknet ecosystem across various sectors, from gaming like StarkLudo, to DeFi StrkFarm (now TrovesFi). Currently, I'm building MusicStrk (now I will be rebranding to a creative studio), a self-custodial, on-chain record label factory on Starknet, inspired by Big Inc’s (WIP) self-custodial record label model.
MusicStrk is open-source—feel free to contribute and help shape the future of music on-chain!

OnlyDust
—June 01, 2024 - Present

Big Inc

Big Inc and Jedshock are partnering to develop a groundbreaking web3 self-custodial label solution for indie artists. This innovative template we hope to inspire emerging talent to achieve success through autonomy in the use of smart contracts and blockchain technology, paving the way for a new era of independence and creativity in the music industry.

Visit His Website
—Mar 01, 2024 - Present

Jedshock/Proposals

I made this to aid my freelancing journey instead of using Fiverr to create gigs, I write proposals to folks who need my services in scaling the businesses through software development. I have written some proposals, you can check it out!

Jedshock/Proposals • Thoughts & Journal • Get In Touch
—Feb 26, 2023 - May 30, 2023

CBTWeb3

Played around, and created something IDK where to place it, but kudos to Chizoba for designing it.

Watch screen record 📺
—Nov 14 - Jan 14, 2023

AstroTech Labs (Contract)

Working at AstroTechLabs was quite daunting at first, as I had to use some technology stack I had never encountered before. However, it turns out that as long as you are open to "putting it as an issue on the board and making progress on learning it," you're good to go. As I worked, I learned a lot while contributing to the development of cool features for the Staking Dashboard.

Letter of experience 🔗
—Sept 1, 2021 - Feb 20, 2024

Kite Financial (Fulltime)

While at Kite Financial, it was an honor to be part of the team and to be mentored by Mario Egie, whom I consider a polymath. I learned a lot from him, and together, we built many cool things for Kite Financial Wallet.

See recommendation 🔗
—Nov 3, 2022

For Joan

This is a form of digital poetry with mixed-media (not the first attempt though) experimenting stuff for Joan. It is a Progressive Web App, and not very idiomatic React if you see the code 🙈

Experience it 💖
—Sep 2, 2022

Fan page DJ Lambo

This is a fan page I made for DJ Lambo, and I got her attention.What she said on Instagram.

The mobile fanpage 🔗
—June 2, 2020

JedWally (old project)

I was playing around with React & React Native then, so I managed to build my first Android app which isn't on Playstore, but it's downloadable & installable for testing. Don't judge me, my React skills were pretty rusty back then 😬

GitHub repo 👨🏽‍💻