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Founder of 🚻 Where To Wee·Runs 🎨 Genius Creations

Based in Bournemouth. I run a small web agency, and I built a free map of 15,000+ public toilets across the UK that 35,000 people now use. I make things for problems I have had myself.

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Blessing Fasina by the sea

Blessing Fasina

Founder & product developer

Bournemouth, UKAvailable

Work

Latest CV · updated 14 Sep 2026

Where To Wee

Jan 2026 – Present

Founder · product · engineering

I moved to a new city and could not find a toilet. So I mapped every public toilet in the United Kingdom, fifteen thousand of them across 380+ towns and cities, and gave it away. Brighton & Hove City Council came to me, and its official dataset is now council-verified in the app. No ads, no subscription, no premium tier, and there never will be.

30 nearby

Pier Approach Toilets

Bournemouth Seafront

60 m · 1 min
Open 24 hoursFree♿ Step-free

Genius Creations

Jun 2020 – Present

Founder · WordPress developer

A small web and design agency I started in Lagos in 2020 and still run from Bournemouth: two of us, across development and design. We build for small businesses, charities and community groups. Tattel UK connects international students with mentors, and Bethel Experience supports children with disabilities. The tools we built for ourselves are open source under the Genius name.

O-Range Cybersecurity

Oct 2019 – Dec 2020

WordPress developer

WordPress and WooCommerce sites for a cybersecurity training business in Lagos and its clients. Payments, content architecture, theme and plugin work, plus the client calls, the training and the fixing after launch. Where I learned that a website is only finished when someone else can run it.

Story time

I moved from Nigeria to Birmingham in 2023 for my master’s, then down to Bournemouth in 2025. New city, no idea where anything was, and one day I really needed a toilet and could not find one.

It sounds trivial. It is not, if you are pregnant, managing Crohn’s or IBS, disabled, elderly, or out with a toddler. It is the invisible thing that decides whether you leave the house at all.

Nobody had mapped it properly. So I did. A few months later, the BBC rang.

Osun 2015Lagos 2021Birmingham 2023Bournemouth 2025

Osun 2015University, and where it all starts.

How I build

Seven years building the web for other people, first at an agency in Lagos and then at my own. Now I build a product that 35,000 people rely on. Both show up in how I build: ship it, then make the data earn trust.

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  • My first trade. A plugin on WordPress.org to prove it.
  • Seven years and hundreds of sites. It pays the bills and I still like it.
  • Where all those WordPress sites kept their secrets.
  • Since jQuery. Still the one that ships.
  • Shops and payments for O-Range’s clients, then my own.
  • 779,000 search impressions since launch, and no paid ads. Ever.
  • Geocoding, data cleaning, and the odd converter.
  • This site, and the Where To Wee web app.
  • Every UI I have shipped since 2024.
  • Because “it works” is not the same as “I can prove it”.
  • Design tokens in one file, and no CSS arguments.
  • Where this page and Where To Wee live.
  • The Where To Wee app, on the App Store and Google Play.
  • Postgres under Where To Wee: council data, community reports, verification tiers.
  • 15,400 toilets, one at a time, on real coordinates.

In the press, and on stage

Press

  • BBC News ↗

    May 2026

    Featured for creating Where To Wee

  • BBC Radio Solent

    May & Jul 2026

    Two live interviews; both presenters tried the app on air

  • Profile of the product and the story behind it

  • The Week Junior

    May 2026

    In the People section, for a national audience of children

On stage

  • NADP Annual Conference

    12 Jun 2026

    Main-stage panellist, “Accessible Spaces”, alongside the University of Cambridge, BPP and Ulster University

  • Bournemouth B2B Growth Expo

    25 Jun 2026

    Keynote panellist, “AI Without Strategy Is Expensive Noise”

Why I build

“My way of giving back.”

As told to the Bournemouth Echo ↗