BUILD.
LEARN.
SHIP.
A community of students at MUT building real things with technology — in public, together, every week.
Last semester, in numbers.
Two events, real industry access, real turnout — pulled straight from our official activity report to the Dean of Students.
OKX Blockchain Talk
February 7Over 100 students got acquainted with blockchain using OKX technologies.
MUT Tech Day
February 21Over 70 students were equipped with on-demand skills to navigate the current industry.
Not another WhatsApp group.
Real industry access
Engineers and advocates from OKX and Microsoft spoke to students last semester alone.
You ship, not just attend
Weekly build challenges and real repos — not another WhatsApp group that goes quiet.
Built by students, for students
Run by your peers on a build-in-public rhythm, not a once-a-semester assembly.
Backed by the university
An official School of Computing & IT community, patroned by the Dean of SCIT.
More than a WhatsApp group.
“I joined to learn backend development. Six months later I'm maintaining our API.”
Three steps. No gatekeeping.
Create your account
Sign up with your email or Google — takes under a minute.
Tell us about you
Course, year, and what you want to build. Helps us point you at the right events and projects.
Start building
Join a weekly challenge, register for the next event, or pick up a project that's looking for hands.
Before you join.
Do I need coding experience to join?+
No. We have members ranging from just getting started to advanced — the weekly challenges and learning paths are built to meet you where you are.
How much does membership cost?+
KSh 200 per semester. It covers member events, project access, weekly challenges, and a public builder profile.
Is this only for Computer Science students?+
No — we're open to students across Software Engineering, CS, IT, Computer Technology, Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Mechatronic Engineering, and the Diploma in ICT.
What do I actually get as a member?+
Access to member-only events and workshops, the ability to join club projects, weekly build challenges, community resources, and a public profile showing what you've shipped.
How often does the club actually meet?+
Weekly, not once a semester — build nights, study groups, and challenges run continuously alongside the bigger flagship events.