Technology · Christian faith · leathercraft · soft jazz
I’m Ayodele (Sodolu) Coker. I build practical technology, write about cybersecurity and software, make leather goods by hand, enjoy soft jazz, and try to live and work through my Christian faith.
Simple, but functional.
I write to make complex ideas more useful—and to record what the work itself teaches me.
Practical experiments shaped by privacy, clarity and care for the person on the other side of the screen.
A local-first, extraction-first rescue tool that inspects accessible external drives, previews readable files and copies selected data to a separate destination—without deleting, repairing or formatting the source.
Visit the Drive Rescue website ↗A quiet guided-breathing app with adjustable inhale, hold, exhale and rest phases, animated tide visuals, local reminders and no account required.
Get CalmTide on Google Play ↗A growing record of leather goods I have designed and made by hand—practical pieces shaped by patient work, useful details and materials that gain character with time.
The things that steady me, stretch me and give the technical work its human context.
My Christian faith gives me perspective and purpose. It shapes how I try to live, work and treat others, and reminds me that character matters as much as achievement.
Leathercraft slows the pace and brings ideas into the hands. I enjoy making simple, functional pieces that are useful from day one and gain character with time.
Soft jazz gives me room to think, make and unwind. I’m drawn to its warmth, restraint and unhurried conversation—music that leaves space to breathe.
My work sits across cybersecurity, privacy-aware software and practical tools. I enjoy taking complicated problems and shaping them into experiences that feel calm, clear and useful.
Beyond the screen, my Christian faith gives me perspective, leathercraft keeps me close to patient, practical making, and soft jazz provides a quieter rhythm for thought.
For technology, writing, leathercraft or a thoughtful collaboration, send me a note.
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