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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.

Blessing Fasina, Bournemouth, UK

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Blessing Fasina

Work

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 400+ 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 hoursFreeStep-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, which connects international students with mentors, and Bethel Experience, a non-profit for 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 — an agency job in Lagos, then an agency of my own — and now 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.
  • 62,700 search impressions in 28 days, and the habit of asking why.
  • 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.
  • 15,000 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.

Bournemouth Echo