About BiKU Living
Connecting you to your happy home, now!
Your off-campus life, simplified.
Our Mission
To empower university communities with a trusted, all-in-one platform for off-campus living, from finding rentals and subleases to matching roommates and exchanging household essentials.
Our Vision
To be the place every student turns to when life moves off campus: to find home, build community, and grow along the journey.
Our Story
Tired of scrolling through endless websites and group chats just to find the perfect off-campus home? We were too.
BiKU Living was founded out of a desire to create a seamless ecosystem for university communities to connect off-campus. No more blowing up group chats to hand off your sublease. No more asking friends of friends for potential roommates. No more risking scams from random marketplace sellers just to furnish your place.
Founded by Yale alumni who lived this struggle firsthand, BiKU Living gets you home, happy and now.
Meet the Team!
Abigail Ndikum
Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Abigail is a Cameroonian-American visionary, organizer, and advocate focused on strengthening youth engagement between Africa and the global African diaspora. As founder of the Yale Africa Innovation Symposium, she has led teams to build a platform connecting young leaders and changemakers around African-led solutions and diaspora collaboration. Her work centers on women's empowerment, civic engagement, and equipping diaspora youth to contribute meaningfully to Africa's future. Professionally, Abi is an Associate Consultant at Bain & Company, supporting organizations on strategy and impact. She is passionate about turning ideas into action and creating pathways for diaspora youth to engage through investment, advocacy, and leadership.
Muyibolanle “Muyi” Aghedo
Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer
A 2025 graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Yale University, passionate about building thoughtful, user-focused software. His experience spans full-stack development, mobile app engineering, and applied machine learning, with projects ranging from language accessibility services to real-time event platforms. Muyi is currently a Software Engineer at numo (f.k.a. triple) building software that facilitate consumer engagement and spending with banks and merchants. Muyi enjoys problem-solving, system design, and how even the simplest of tools can create avenues for individual expression, community investment, and global impact.
Mike Masamvu
Founding Engineer
Mike Masamvu is a 2026 graduate of Yale University with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Economics, originally from Zimbabwe. His experience spans backend and systems engineering, security infrastructure, and applied data science, with work ranging from accessible clinical tools at the Yale School of Medicine to risk and anomaly detection models in investment portfolios. Mike is currently a full-time Software Engineer at PayPal on the Authentication and Authorization team within Identity, building the infrastructure that secures access across the company's platforms. He's drawn to systems design, accessibility, and the ways thoughtful software can expand who gets to participate.
Hussein Zindonda
Founding Engineer
Hussein Zindonda is a Yale University student in the Class of 2028, studying Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, originally from Zimbabwe. His experience spans full-stack web development and applied machine learning, including an AI engineering research internship focused on data pipelines for organic synthesis, alongside projects ranging from a solar-powered IoT agriculture system to music analytics tools. Beyond building, Hussein is President of Yale Dzana, the university's Afrobeats dance club, and Communications Chair for ColorStack at Yale, roles that reflect his commitment to community and culture. He contributes across the board, including much of the platform's technical development.