About Quodra

Tools for explaining technical ideas.

Quodra is an early-stage software company building presentation tools for science and engineering.

Quodra came from a simple observation: technical work is interactive, computational and dynamic, but the tools used to present it are still largely static. Engineers, scientists and educators build with equations, code, circuits, simulations, data and domain-specific tools, then flatten that work into screenshots and disconnected slides. Quodra is building the presentation layer technical work should have had from the beginning—interactive technical objects that remain live inside the presentation.

The team

Who’s building Quodra.

Desmond Brown, Founder & CEO at Quodra

Desmond Brown

Founder & CEO · Product & Engineering

Desmond leads Quodra's company direction, product and engineering, connecting what the team builds with the needs of technical authors.

Bright Tsatsu, Co-founder & Design Lead at Quodra

Bright Tsatsu

Co-founder & Design Lead

Bright leads visual design, user experience and interaction design, shaping how people work with Quodra's technical tools.

Isaac Bayel, Chief Strategy Officer at Quodra

Isaac Bayel

Chief Strategy Officer

Isaac leads company strategy, positioning and partnerships, helping define where Quodra can be useful and how it grows.

Kelvin Akuamoah Boateng, Commercial Lead at Quodra

Kelvin Akuamoah Boateng

Commercial Lead

Kelvin leads customer discovery, go-to-market work, pricing and commercial relationships.

Vanessa Denkyi, Product Research & Operations at Quodra

Vanessa Denkyi

Product Research & Operations

Vanessa leads user research, coordinates beta testing and structured feedback, and manages project operations.

Moses Zeggey, Full-stack Engineer at Quodra

Moses Zeggey

Full-stack Engineer

Moses builds across the frontend and backend, developing product features and improving reliability.

Nafiu Shaibu

Engineering & Technical Leadership

Nafiu supports engineering execution, architecture, platform reliability and the development of the engineering team.

Working with Quodra

Bring a specific question.

Tell us about a class, a lab or a technical review you want to evaluate: the task, its timing and the tools you need. We’ll say plainly whether the current beta fits.

The public sample needs no account. Beta accounts are by invitation.