About
Show, don’t tell.
I’m Ayani Lamaan, from Malé. I’m studying computer science, made the Dean’s List in year one, and I spend the rest of my time building: KULI, a rental marketplace for the Maldives that’s live at kuli.mv, and Komeni, a clothing brand that’s taking shape.
Outside the codebase I chair the National Youth Leadership Committee at Special Olympics Maldives. That work has taken me from inclusive-leadership projects at home to stages in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Building products and building people turn out to use the same muscle: listen properly, design deliberately, follow through.
I’ve worked across IT, data, and people operations, which is to say systems of every kind. What ties it together: I like systems, I like them documented, and I like them honest. The highlights live on the milestones page.
How I work
Ship slices, not promises.KULI went live piece by piece because I’d rather have real users on half a product than a pitch deck for a whole one.
Design is respect.Clear, calm, and considered, whether it’s an interface, a document, or a clothing label.
Everything documented.If it isn’t written down, it didn’t teach anyone. That’s what the notes are for.
Say hello
I’m open to internships, collaborations, and good problems, especially anything built for the Maldives. I read everything.
hello@ehenvesvaane.com