In the digital panorama of Haiti, Guy Alain Appolon stands out as an essential figure, particularly in the field of web development. Its name resonates as a reference for quality and innovation. What sets Appolon apart is his ability to merge art and code, an ability forged by his multiple talents, notably as a painter, computer graphic designer and musician, giving him extraordinary creativity.
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Guy Alain Appolon’s beginnings were not easy. After completing his classical studies in 2012, his childhood dream of being a civil engineer was interrupted by his mother’s illness, forcing him to temporarily abandon his university studies. But the passion for digital already present in him, in 2014, he decided to continue his path in the IT field, attracted by the infinite possibilities it offers.
Despite the financial and material challenges, Apolon remains motivated by his love for the profession. Without access to a computer, he began coding on his phone, leveraging apps to write code wherever he went. Even when his phones are stolen repeatedly, he is not discouraged. His determination and talent ultimately propel him to success.
After his studies in 2017, Appolon founded his own company, Appo-Graphic, specializing in web development. Its objective is clear: to use technology to meet local needs and contribute to the progress of Haitian society. His first major achievement, Makèt pam https://www.maketpamht.com, an online sales platform, launched in 2019, places him among the best in the sector. Despite the country’s economic challenges, the platform still has thousands of users.
But Appolon does not stop there, it successively launches Funtchat https://funtchat.com in 2020, an online dating platform, and Beltikè https://beltike.com in 2021 with Guercy Richard, a reservation service for online transport tickets. His portfolio of businesses continues to grow, with initiatives such as Stargraph contributing to his reputation as a dynamic and visionary entrepreneur.
Over the years, Apolon has created more than 70 websites, mobile applications and intranet systems. His impressive achievements include projects for local and international companies, demonstrating his expertise and commitment to client satisfaction. Among these achievements, we can cite https://shippex.net, https://telehaiti.ht, https://hainet.ht, https://haitiwonderland.com/, https://jfelitetransportation.com/, www .mesdhasa.com, https://www.kelphotographystudio.com, www.alinstan.com, www.konbitsanpousan.org, www.cedelhaiti.org, www.leadersdedemain.org, www.beltike.com, www.kafounews.com , www.annkreye.com, www.koleg.net, www.integrationsn.org, www.ancrehaiti.org, www.codingclubhaiti.com, www.impact-e.org, www.sinyaleyo.com, www.hacsep.org , www.actif-ht.org, www.adrahaiti.org, www.appographic.com/demo/rokatel, www.leparadishaitien.com, www.fondationmariobregart.org, www.cetinfohaiti.com, www.appographic.com, www .jeanjeanpierre.com, www.hebdo24.com, www.centreinfos.com, www.exodenews.com, www.haitiinfoentrepreneurs.com, www.haitianticket.com, www.funtchat.com, www.maketpamht.com, www.dynastyhub .net, www.bondealpam.com, www.kozeteknoloji.com, www.citrouilleht.com, www.fanewo.com, www.kafoujazzfest.org, http://ekri.org.
What sets Appolon apart is its passion for art, which is reflected in its exceptional interfaces. His attention to detail and management acumen make him a valuable partner for any business looking to stand out in the digital world.
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For Apolon, success is not only measured in financial terms. He is deeply involved in social initiatives aimed at democratizing access to education and technology in Haiti. Its Coding Club, launched in 2022, aims to strengthen the digital skills of young people and promote innovation. Its commitment goes beyond borders, with international collaborations such as that with the Scientific Student Club of the Virtual University of Burkina Faso.
Guy Alain Appolon embodies the dynamism and determination of Haitian entrepreneurs who work for a better future through technology. His inspiring journey testifies to Haiti’s immense potential in the field of digital development. As a visionary leader and accomplished developer, he continues to inspire future generations and shape the digital landscape of his country and beyond.
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A wounded country. Bent under the weight of a multidimensional crisis. Widespread violence. Hope slammed shut. A sacrificed generation. Children are increasingly threatened. They are increasingly confronted with all forms of vulnerability that hinder their overall development. ACTIF is launching the second edition of the "Timoun se Moun" poetry competition. A citizen initiative in which the organization uses writing as a springboard to build what life deprives Haitian children of. Pain can be turned into gold. For ACTIF (Community Action for Transformation and Formal Integration), poetry is a philosopher’s stone. Not only for this organization, but also for all those who believe that writing can help rekindle the stars. Faced with this urgent need for action, this is "an initiative to raise awareness, denounce, and affirm loud and clear that every child matters, every child deserves protection, hope, and a future," reads the competition’s descriptive document. So what do you intend to do with your human light? Through this competition, participants have the opportunity to engage in an act of resistance, like a cry of conscience to raise the voice of broken childhoods. Open from May 18 to June 18, "Timoun se Moun" is open to all Haitians living in the country and aged 18 and over. Texts must be submitted in Creole. Behind this initiative, ACTIF intends, on the one hand, to affirm our cultural and linguistic identity, and on the other, to enrich our Creole literature, promote it, and encourage creativity in our vernacular. The text must not exceed 500 words. The format chosen is PDF, Times New Roman font, size 12, and 1.5 line spacing. This competition aims to offer a touch of affection to these children who are the first victims of the country’s descent into hell. To evaluate the literary quality and essence of the submitted texts, a jury is composed of Ruthza Paul, Douglas Zamor, and Darly Renois. The former is a physician and winner of the first edition of this competition. The other two work in the fields of sociology, psychology, and literature. In addition to the "Jury Prize: 15,000 HTG + books + certificate" and "Audience Prize: 5,000 HTG + certificate + books" prizes, the best texts will be included in an anthology to be published by Éditions Répérages. It should be noted that there will be one winner for each prize. This initiative reflects ACTIF’s commitment to honoring authors who embrace the cause of underprivileged children while enriching Haiti’s literary heritage. This competition extends a helping hand to all those who believe that through poetry, one can transform one’s life into a masterpiece. At the same time, it offers the opportunity to contribute to ACTIF’s child protection program. Each participant may submit a single text. It must be sent by email to the following address: actifkonkoupwezi@gmail.com. The partial results will be published on June 30, 2025, and the final results on July 18, 2025. For more information, visit ACTIF at the following address: 18 Rue Desdunes, Imp. Thoby, Mahotière 79, Carrefour, Haiti, or contact the organization at the following number: (+509) 38 44 57 57. More than just a contest, ACTIF invites you to say No. No to forgetting. No to passivity. No to violence against children and the violation of their rights.
In 2025, the name Jephte Estiverne echoes ever louder in the Haitian literary world. A poet, linguist, and trained sports journalist, this young author with a meteoric rise, originally from Carrefour-Feuilles, is establishing himself as one of the most promising voices of his generation. Through personal insights and reflections, he shares his journey, his relationship with writing, his vision of the country, literature, and poetic commitment.
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