A loyalty-card service for businesses in Kenya. The page explains it in three steps: staff record a visit at the counter, the customer gets an SMS with a link to their card, and they collect the reward when they've earned it. There's no app to download, which the page says up front. Interested businesses can book a free walkthrough.
A Cambridge-curriculum school in Lavington. Parents can read about the programmes, admissions and school life, with photos of the actual campus and the school's newsletters. There's a "Book a visit" button on every page.
A one-page site for a document-extraction service. It explains the work in plain terms (reading KYC packs, title searches and M-Pesa statements, and putting the fields into a spreadsheet) and ends with a single offer: a one-week pilot on the client's own documents.
An index of Kenya Gazette notices. Funua turns the Gazette's PDFs into a page for each notice, and pages for the people, companies and land parcels they name, each linked back to the official document. Look up a parcel number and you get the notices that mention it.
A directory of Kenyan schools that has been running since around 2013. You can search more than 38,000 school pages by name or county, and there are separate sections for KCSE results and Grade 10 placement. The current design is from 2026.
A Montessori kindergarten for children from about 18 months to six. It's part of the same family as Pink Tower International, with a warmer, more playful design. Parents can book a visit or message the school on WhatsApp.
Nearly 150 posts written since 2005, moved off WordPress and given a design of their own. Pages are kept under 100 KB each, so they load quickly even on a slow phone connection, and readers can browse the archive by topic. (It's also the site you're on.)