ÎæmCherry

A fashion tech brand No products yet. Just vision and brand identity

"The most powerful thing you can wear is the certainty that you belong in every room." — Îæm Manifesto, 2026 Site is live → iaemcherry.netlify.app

Why I Think I'm a Fashion Tech Founder open.substack.com/pub/cherrykayl…

Just finally finished îæm journal entry

Send money to any tech girl you know, they deserve it😊

Fashion inspired. Tech driven. Currently designing the first version of Îæm. Building a brand, an identity, and the systems behind it.

@_codeWithJoker Nice Boss

Damn, I really miss X. Been a while I post here. how is it family?

One mistake I made as a beginner was trying to master everything from A to Z. If I’m being honest, I wanted to understand it all perfectly before moving forward, but that only slowed me down and made me feel intimidated by things that didn’t click immediately. If you’re learning programming, just know that clarity comes with progress and consistent practice. The more you build and keep going, the more things start to make sense.

Interviewer:: Can you code without ai ? Me:: Give me back my CV oga

@tobilobaCodes00 Nice 🙂‍↔️

I just built my first mobile app. 😭❤️

@tobilobaCodes00 Exactly 😭

Whatever tf gradle is, this is not a good first impression bro 😭

Dear Microsoft. Our African names are not spelling errors

The finally look React native is dope I'll just have to keep practicing 👻

Documenting your journey can be a powerful way to reflect on your experiences, track personal growth and create lasting memories.

The code keeps growing

Added more to this page So ScrollView ✅ Image✅ etc

@amysly_ Pure Determination

What helps keep you up at night when coding? Coffee, tea, snacks? Or pure determination?

A little bit back but we move 🔥 Learnt... TouchableOpacity Pressable Alert Onpress Improving little by little

I’ve been seeing a lot of posts about Reddit marketing lately, and since I’ve done it and get asked about it a lot, here’s my take. On Reddit, it’s always better to be safe than sorry. What does that actually mean? If you just created a new account, don’t try to sell anything. Spend your first month just enjoying Reddit. Pick a niche you’re actually into, tech, a hobby, anything and contribute. Help people, comment, be active daily. Focus on building karma and trust first. Once you’ve done that, you can start taking action. But even then, don’t just drop links. Your post will get removed instantly, and it kills trust. Keep it simple. Share something useful. Talk about what you’ve built, what you’re working on, or the real struggles you faced. If the story is good, people will naturally ask for the tool or link. That’s the perfect moment to share it. If no one asks, you can have a friend jump in with something like “What tool is this?” It opens the door in a natural way. That’s it.