I like problems.Especially the hard ones.

I'm Nurkiva, Kiva for short, and I founded KIVA. I build websites, business applications and automations. Honestly, though, it isn't the coding that drives me but the problem behind it: the spreadsheet nobody trusts, the task that takes five steps where one should do, the system that works but nobody enjoys using.

My mind is rarely happy with the first answer. I want to know why something works the way it does, who is allowed to change what, and what happens when two people act at the same time. Not because I like complicated solutions, but because a truly simple solution usually takes a lot of thinking. The complexity belongs in my work, not in your day.

I learned much of what I know because a real problem needed a working solution. Today I design and build websites for small businesses in the Philippines and Brazil, including 40 shop redesigns that are now live. And for an international platform client I build systems teams use every day, such as the tool that replaced a payment team's 28 spreadsheets. Those case studies are confidential and available on request.