👋 Hello! My name is Rugwiro Pacifique Kavelie, and I'm from Rwanda — a beautiful country of hills, warmth, and resilience. I’m a final-year Software Engineering student, working on my graduation project and dreaming of exploring the world, one connection at a time.

I'm someone who loves meeting new people, learning about different cultures, and sharing honest conversations — preferably without phones on the table 😉. Whether it's discussing tech, travel, history, or everyday life, I enjoy deep and light conversations alike.

I consider myself open-minded, respectful, and always eager to help or learn something new. My friends say I bring good energy, and I love bringing that wherever I go.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I'm on Couchsurfing to connect with kind souls across the world — not just to find a place to stay, but to share experiences, learn, and grow.

I deeply value genuine human interaction, and I believe Couchsurfing is still one of the best ways to experience that.

Interests

• surfing
• skiing
• sports
• programming
• tech
• esports
• german language
• and innovation
• football (go chelsea!)
• and biking ⚽🎮

Music, Movies, and Books

Series: Lost, Prison Break, Blacklist, 24 hours, etc.

Music: Afrobeat, R&B, Lo-fi, chill beats, American rap songs

Books: Travel journals, scientific non-fiction, self-growth titles

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Helped hundreds of people in my community access digital government services like driving exams, visa processing, and business registration through platforms like Irembo, RRA, and RDB — using tech to make lives easier!

Teach, Learn, Share

I can teach you some basic coding or tech tips, help you build your first website, or tell you what it’s like growing up in Rwanda.
I love learning languages, new perspectives, and how different people live their everyday lives.
I'm always happy to share stories, laughs, and local Rwandan vibes.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Respectful company

Great conversation (I listen more than I talk!)

Tech help if you need it

Cooking a simple Rwandan dish

Kindness, openness, and a big thank-you

Countries I’ve Lived In

Rwanda