Not tech-first. A creative who moves through fashion, music, and film — and builds infrastructure for the next internet when the problem demands it.

Bilingual fintech platform enabling Mobile Money-based investment in US stocks for CEMAC users. 2,400+ on waitlist. Registered company. Built on Next.js.
Agent-native payment infrastructure. Programmable wallets with spending rules for AI agents transacting autonomously on behalf of humans. Mobile Money as the proving ground.
AI clinical copilot for frontline healthcare workers. ECG, ultrasound, lab interpretation and differential diagnosis engine purpose-built for rural clinics.
3-phase potato farming operation in Cameroon. 2,500,000+ XAF invested. Full expense tracking, crop schedule, emergency inputs and lessons documented across every phase.
SWIFT MT to ISO 20022 MX translation engine. Technical specification covering 32 message types across 3 implementation phases for PKF Research Center.
Real estate platform for property listings, video/image uploads, and monetization. Built with React Native and Node.js. Live on web and Play Store.
VPS deployment platform that brings cloud simplicity to self-hosted infrastructure. Deploy Node.js, Next.js, and Python apps to any VPS in minutes — automating SSH, PM2, Nginx, and SSL. 50+ beta users.
AI precision agriculture platform for smallholder farmers in Central Africa. Combines soil sensors, field cameras, and AI to deliver a daily morning report telling the farmer exactly what is wrong in their field and what to do about it. Applied to YC Fall 2026.
Auditioned for a role in Limbe. Opportunity came through Onyama Laura, the Cameroonian actress. Didn't pass — but stood in the room.
Selected for the Mützig Star competition. Didn't participate. But the selection said something about what's inside — and that doesn't expire.
Taste that runs through everything — how products look, how stories are told, how systems feel. The creative eye behind every build.
My full name is Lita Pola Abdel. Two names — Lita and Pola — that belong together. The birth certificate only kept one. So I built something that puts them back where they belong: Litapola.
Using technology to close access gaps — in finance, healthcare, and agriculture — across Africa. Not because it's a market. Because it's home.