Abdiasis Daauud

Retailers and wholesalers use Agabb to track sales, inventory, and expenses. In the age of automation, systems such as delivery routing and batching, logistics coordination, automated inventory replenishment, demand forecasting, and working-capital financing all require structured, real-time data. In the Horn of Africa, that data does not exist in a usable form. At its core, this work is about recording how goods and money actually move across the region—who buys from whom, at what price, in what quantity, and under what conditions, at scale.

Movement in Nigeria is a systems problem before it is a logistics problem. Standard routing assumes formal infrastructure, but real networks run on relationships, local knowledge, and routes that change daily. We are building something that learns from how movement actually happens on the ground.

A customizable assessment platform developed in collaboration with Professor Lisa Dierker. The platform is designed to help students master concepts through structured repetition and interleaving, allowing instructors to tailor assessments and learning paths to specific courses, skills, and learning goals.