A running log of notable changes across kigsapexsolutions.com, CashTrace, and Rentisha. We keep this page honest, if it's here, it shipped.
The bar no longer spans the window. It is an island: inset from the edges, rounded, on a hairline border over frosted glass, with the page visibly passing underneath it. Leaving the hero it condenses rather than just changing colour, narrowing from 1200 to 1104 and moving closer to the top edge as it becomes more opaque. The mobile menu follows: the bar is inset there too, and the menu is now its own rounded card below it in the same material as the desktop panels, rather than a full-width drawer. Two things had to be got right underneath: the fixed track around the island is click-through, so the margin either side of the bar does not swallow clicks meant for the page, and the island keeps its overflow visible so the dropdown panels can still escape below its edge.
The bar carried six flat links. Home duplicated the logo, Contact duplicated the button beside it, and /security and /changelog, two of the pages that do most to earn trust, were reachable only from the footer. It is now three groups and one action: Products (CashTrace, Rentisha, both), Company (About, Security, Careers, Changelog), Blog, and Talk to the team. Each entry in a menu carries a line saying what the page is for. The menus open on click and are fully keyboard-operable (arrow down to enter, escape to leave, focus returns to the trigger); hover opens them too, but only on devices with a real pointer, and a click pins one open so it survives the pointer leaving. On mobile the hierarchy flattens rather than nesting, so a product page is one tap away, and the action stays in the bar instead of going into the sheet.
The home page was carrying three deep technical blocks at once. The payment-matching cascade now lives on /products/cashtrace, where it is a mechanism of the product the reader came to read about; the operating-parameters sheet now lives on /security, where it pairs with the compliance controls; the rails map stays on the home page and replaces the generic architecture diagram in the Problem section. The home page is a third shorter as a result. Separately, everything published across the site was re-read against one rule: state what the systems do and why, never the values they are configured with. Production source, schema and table names, retry and confidence constants, match tolerances and the classifier's keyword vocabulary have been removed from the engineering notes and the spec sheet and replaced with the behaviour they produce. The nine articles keep their arguments; they no longer keep the recipe. The partner strip on /products was removed as a duplicate of the one on the home page.
The blog now carries nine engineering write-ups, each written from the production source of the system it describes: M-Pesa payment matching, per-invoice KRA eTIMS filing, the arrears escalation sequence and its evidentiary log, the Sheng and Swahili intent classifier behind WhatsApp self-service, tenant data handling under the Kenya Data Protection Act, deployment on Cloud Run, and the reasoning behind the infrastructure choices. Each article is its own page at /blog/<slug> and is listed in the sitemap. The index previously showed cards that were not links, and search promoted the top match into the featured slot; both are fixed.
Kigs Apex is now registered with the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner as a data processor, registration 729-0989-093D. The seal and registration details appear in the security section of the home page and in the Kenya Data Protection Act section of /security. The certificate also confirmed the registered company name is Kigs Apex Technologies Ltd, not Kigs Apex Technology Ltd as the site had it, so the footer, About page, legal pages, and product metadata were corrected.
Corrected the company's legal identity across the site to Kigs Apex Technology Ltd (Registration No. PVT-271JJAE3), including the footer, About page, legal pages, and product metadata. Removed Services from primary navigation, replaced the five-pillar Services page with a short AI Consulting and Cybersecurity overview, and removed the duplicate /what-we-do page. Also rewrote the Contact page's FAQ, form, and hero copy to match, dropping the old six-industry framing.
Dedicated pages at /products, /products/cashtrace, and /products/rentisha. Each lives on the main domain so the Kigs Apex parent frame is visible before linking out to the live product.
Interactive Google Maps embed pointing at the 6th floor, I&M Bank House, 1st Parklands Avenue, Nairobi. Get Directions / Show Nearby / Satellite toggle.
LLP registration (No. LLP-QYFERZPB), Nairobi address, company LinkedIn, and founder LinkedIn profiles added across footer and About page.
Replaced generic marketing language on the homepage, About page, and Services with specific, verifiable claims about what we build, where we operate, and how we charge.
Published /security (security posture and compliance alignment) and /changelog (this page), both linked from the footer.
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