I didn't grow up with a blueprint.
I grew up with curiosity.
I was the kid who took things apart just to see how they worked. I didn't always put them back together, but I learned something every time. Years later, that same curiosity pulled me into code — quietly at first, from a corner of our house in Nairobi, through free tutorials and a stubborn refusal to stop trying.
What started as a hobby became an obsession. I kept noticing something that bothered me: brilliant Kenyan businesses — hotels with world-class service, boutiques with incredible products, tour operators with once-in-a-lifetime experiences — all hidden behind websites that looked like afterthoughts. The talent was here. The presentation wasn't.
NeneLabs is my answer to that gap. Every site I build carries a simple conviction: a Kenyan hotel deserves the same digital presence as one in Paris. A Nairobi boutique should feel as desirable online as anything in Milan. The difference between a business that gets overlooked and one that gets chosen often comes down to how it shows up — and whether it believes, deep down, that it belongs.
That belief is everything. It's the quiet engine behind every brand that makes it. And it's the one thing I try to protect in every project I take on.