I build fast, deliberate things for the web — and argue about them afterwards.
I'm Joseph — a web developer who cares about speed, structure and the small details nobody notices until they're missing.
Joseph Tadesse Abzo is a high school student with a focused interest in technology, artificial intelligence, and large-scale systems design. He is the creator of NSRL (National Student Record Ledger), a centralized academic data platform aimed at restructuring how student records are managed and verified across Ethiopia. His work reflects a shift toward disciplined thinking, emphasizing structured problem-solving, system integrity, and long-term impact over convenience or assumption.
The public website for ACLIC, a coalition of child-led structures in Addis Ababa: run by children, not just for them. The coalition edits every page itself through a built-in admin panel.
A countdown and day-by-day study plan for Ethiopia's Grade 12 national exam, Natural Science stream, with the textbook, video lessons and past papers linked for every unit.
The equity premium is largely an information premium.
Structured disclosure and introductions between Ethiopian startup founders and investors, shaped by interviews with five of them. Every company answers the same questions; what has been checked is marked, and what is missing shows as missing.
Each record below is sealed with a SHA-256 hash of its contents plus the hash of the record before it. Edit any score and its seal breaks, and so does every link after it. Then try covering it up the way an insider would.
Sealing the ledger…
A toy model of the idea behind NSRL, running real SHA-256 in your browser. It is not NSRL's production code.
Competitive debating. Rooms won by structure, not volume.
Large-scale systems, and what happens when they meet real institutions.
Founder work: everything is my job, which is the fun part.
Speaking that's built, not improvised — argument first, delivery second.
