Kenya Quest

Kenya Quest turns Nairobi into small adventures you can actually finish. Visitors turn a low-poly 3D model of the city, pick a landmark such as KICC, Karura or Karen, and follow a quest of five small tasks linking real places.

Nairobi has forests, waterfalls, giraffes and rooftop views, but most guides are long lists. People need a small, finishable plan for one good day.

• Make choosing a day out feel playful rather than like research.
• Work without sign-up, keeping progress on the device.

• Interactive low-poly 3D Nairobi with landmark pins
• Quests of five real-world tasks
• Map of quests by neighbourhood
• Filter by mood and budget
• Progress and stamps saved on device

ReactThree.jsLeafletMotionLenisTailwind CSSCloudflare Workers

React SPA on Cloudflare Workers

React 19 SPA built with Vite and React Router, deployed on Cloudflare Workers. The hero city is a three.js scene; the quest map uses Leaflet.

Data. Quest data is served to the client; user progress stays in local storage.

API. Read-only quest and place data.

Auth. None — no sign-up by design.

Performance. The 3D scene uses low-poly geometry so it stays smooth on mid-range phones.

Accessibility. Keyboard controls for the landmark carousel and a pause control for motion.

Security. No accounts and no personal data collected.

Trade-offs. Local progress instead of accounts: less friction, no cross-device sync.

Keeping a 3D hero, smooth scroll and a map fast on one page.

A small, finishable plan beats a long list.