Hey, I'm Jeff Gichuki
I am a developer based in Nairobi. I write about things I find interesting, build things for fun, and generally use this site as a running, ever-evolving log of my journey as a developer. Part portfolio, part notebook. I like to think of it as my commonplace book.
I’ve spent time as a technical mentor at Moringa School, helping aspiring developers find their footing. Later, I co-founded 2003.studio, a web development studio, and Qivuli, a startup building property management solutions—which I'm actively working on today.
Find me on github, or email me at jeff@gichuki.me if you'd like to chat.
Projects
A collection of tools, experiments, and side projects I've built over time. Some solve real problems, others just scratch a curious itch.
Qivuli
2026Property management software for landlords and agents to manage properties, residents, and communications in one place.
Vistaluxe Adventures
2025A modern website for a travel agency, showcasing tours and destinations and making it easy for visitors to enquire.
Singascot tours
2025A modern website for a travel agency, showcasing tours and destinations and making it easy for visitors to enquire.
Sugar high themes
2025A collection of custom themes for the Sugar High syntax highlighter, with a visual editor to build and tweak your own.
Recent notes
Notes, half-formed thoughts, and things I'm learning along the way — written mostly for my future self, but shared in case they're useful to you too.
Sublime text editor snippets
2026, 08Snippets I use in Sublime Text after switching from VS Code, covering accented characters, React component scaffolding, markdown frontmatter, table scaffolds, and typed useState hooks.
monomania
2026, 08A short note on monomania, the 19th-century psychiatric concept of a single obsessive fixation within an otherwise sound mind.