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Likhwa M. Moyo
Likhwa Moyo

Likhwa M. Moyo

Hi, and welcome! Glad you made it— I'm Likhwa and this is where I share the experiments, ideas, and apps I’ve been working on, along with thoughts on life, tech, and creativity.

If you’re curious about some practical tools I’ve built—like a CV maker and analyzer—they live over at Centrigon, where you can try them out.

And since you’re here, maybe you want to know a bit about me. I started out in banking, which sounds sensible enough, but somewhere along the line I realized I’d rather be building apps than balancing ledgers. And somehow that curiosity turned into a habit—and eventually a way of life.

I love life, I’m stubbornly optimistic, and I’m convinced there’s always a “happily ever after” waiting somewhere. People often think I’m shy—maybe because I like to observe—but stick around and you’ll see me yappin’ about wrestling, tech, rap, or politics in no time. If you asked me the three people I’d most love to meet, it’s The Undertaker, Jay-Z, and Barack Obama. I know, eclectic.

My goal with this site is simple: share what I know, help people create, and maybe make some complex things feel doable. I want to help people learn to code without programming experience, explore their creativity, understand business, and yes—even navigate love and relationships along the way.

Where My Work Is Headed

Over time, what started as “building apps for fun” evolved into asking bigger questions: How does intelligence work? How can we structure it? How can it help people in practical ways?

This is where Centrigon comes in. It’s my long-term project exploring what I call species-agnostic intelligence—a way of understanding and applying intelligence beyond just humans.

While that’s the big picture, the tools you can use today are just as important:

  • A CV builder for creating clean, ATS-friendly resumes
  • A CV analyzer that checks your CV against role-specific requirements
  • Other practical, lightweight tools designed to simplify real-world tasks

These tools are the first step in making intelligence usable in everyday life. Small, practical, but powerful when applied correctly.

How It Started

A few years back, I built a chatbot that could understand and respond in isiNdebele. Did it go perfectly? Not at all. Did I learn from it? Absolutely.

It taught me early lessons about:

  • how people interact with systems
  • what makes tools feel intuitive
  • the importance of accessibility in technology

That little project planted seeds that grew into the work I do now with Centrigon and other tools.

What I Do

I focus on applied intelligence: turning ideas into usable systems. Not flashy, not theoretical—just things that make life a little easier and decisions a little smarter.

This usually involves:

  • Designing tools that help people make better decisions
  • Structuring complex information so it’s easy to act on
  • Creating systems that reduce friction and improve outcomes

Basically, I try to make intelligence work in the real world—and I try to enjoy the process while I’m at it.

Earlier Work

One of the projects I’m proudest of is the Business Builder app. What started as a simple spreadsheet idea became a platform helping over 100,000 people plan, manage, and grow their small businesses.

It taught me that:

  • Clarity beats complexity every time
  • Usefulness beats features
  • When people need something, they will find and use it

Those lessons inform everything I build today.

Beyond Work

Outside of code and systems, I’m a fan of wrestling, a former rapper, and an avid follower of politics. I love exploring how people think, how stories unfold, and how ideas turn into action. And yes, I still believe in happy endings—whether in apps, business, or life.

Mostly, this site exists to share knowledge, spark curiosity, and help people take the next step in whatever they’re building. Whether it’s a business, a CV, or simply understanding a system better—I hope something here helps.

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