Work
Client sites, SaaS, and internal tools — each tied to a clear problem, a maintainable stack, and measurable outcomes. Scroll down for side explorations and motion labs.
Portfolio snapshot
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Shipped case studies
SaaS & products
Platforms, tools, and multi-tenant builds
Client & agency
Marketing sites, portfolios, and redesigns
Live in production
Every project below has a public URL
Client project
Marketing site for an M-Pesa payment gateway API.
Businesses struggle to add mobile money to apps without wrestling with Daraja setup, OAuth tokens, and callback URLs. Palpluss solves that with clean REST APIs and a Service Wallet model where teams prepay dedicated funds for transaction fees — but the marketing site had to communicate STK Push, bulk payouts, webhooks, and the console in seconds.
Client project
Premium portfolio and booking for a personal brand.
The client needed a polished one-page presence that communicated credibility and made it effortless to book time — without a heavy CMS or cluttered UI.
Freelance
Lead-gen site for smart tech equipment and services.
Strong products but no digital presence — sales relied on word of mouth and local reach only.
Startup project
Unified events, ticketing, and speaker ops in one platform.
Organizers juggled Luma, Google Forms, and separate accounts per community — no single workspace.
Product
Bookmark workspace for designers and frontend teams.
Browser bookmarks were messy, unsearchable, and impossible to share with teammates.
Redesign
Cultural travel platform with modern booking flow.
Manual bookings, outdated UX, and no way to reach travelers beyond the local market.
Agency
Conversion-focused site for a tech agency brand.
Needed credibility, case studies, and a site that converts visitors into leads.
Explorations
Personal experiments shipped in the open — no client brief, just curiosity, craft, and feedback from the timeline.
Pet projects · Posted for feedback
container-homes.vercel.app
Modular living concept — motion-first marketing site.
A speculative container-home brand exploring editorial layout, SVG diagram storytelling, and scroll-linked GSAP micro-animations — posted publicly on X for feedback.
No client brief — just a question: what would a premium modular-housing site feel like if factory timelines, terrain adaptability, and install flows were told through animated schematics instead of stock photos?
Signals from X
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