From banned from the
computer lab to building
government systems
Security researcher, full-stack developer, and student at Muranga University of Technology. I build production systems for public sector clients and healthcare providers.
Origin Story
Moments
What I Actually Do
By Day
Lead IT & Development Architect at Mavic Business Solutions (Security & Loss Prevention Kenya — Nakuru). Building internal systems, apps, and tech infrastructure for security operations.
By Night
Building Weaponize, SmarTQue, BotMa, and contracting for government clients. Open source, AI agents, and developer tools.
By Philosophy
Paranoid-first design. Threat model everything. Ship anyway. Audit logs are non-negotiable.
What I've Built (That Matters)
VERIFY
Recruitment management system for county government — thousands of applicants processed. Currently live.
SmarTQue
Hospital queue management + M-Pesa payments. Real-time queue tracking, appointment booking, telemedicine.
BotMa
Multi-agent AI email system. Classifies content, takes autonomous actions, learns from feedback.
Weaponize
Turn your Android into a development IDE. Neovim + LSP + Git on Termux. 2k+ stars.
The Philosophy
Currently
Student
Muranga University of Technology — pursuing studies while building production systems.
Learning Rust
Building BotMah — a raw HTTP server from scratch. No frameworks. Just sockets and parsing.
Available for
Freelance: Flask backends, Flutter apps, security audits. Contracts: Government systems, healthcare platforms, payment integrations.
Find Me
To the ones who actually mattered
I've had plenty of teachers. Most of them just did their job — sucked at it bythaway . Mr. Kimani and Mrs Fedis Njiru didn't just do their job. They opened a door I didn't know existed.
They introduced me to computer studies when I was in high school. They saw something in me before I saw it myself. They didn't just teach me — they ignited me.
Every line of code I write. Every system I break. Every tool I build.
It started with them.
The Real Ones
The ones who funded every cyber cafe session
My Mother
"She never understood what I was doing on that computer. But she handed me money for the cyber cafe anyway. Every single time."
The Believer
My Father
"He told me 'if you're going to be on that computer, be the best at it.' I took that personally."
The Enforcer"We don't understand what he does. Code? Hacking? Servers? We just know he disappears into that screen and comes out speaking another language. But we've never doubted him. He said he'd be the best. And he is. That's our son."