The New gaif.ai Is Live
A redesigned front page, a Vlogs page built for actually watching, and clearer paths to get involved, all live on gaif.ai starting today.

A redesigned front page, a Vlogs page built for actually watching, and clearer paths to get involved, all live on gaif.ai starting today.

gaif.ai looks different this week, and it is not just a coat of paint. We rebuilt the site from the ground up: a new home, a new front page for our blog, and a new way to watch, all built around how this community actually shows up, mostly on a phone, mostly on the move, looking for the next thing to build. If it has been a while since your last visit, go look. Start with Sasa, our blog. It finally has a real front page: the masthead up top, a live weather strip across the African cities we actually have builders in, a running wire of what is happening in African AI, and a lead story that changes instead of sitting still. Every piece we have published, tool breakdowns, creator profiles, explainers, opinion, now lives on a page built for reading it, not just scrolling past it.
Watch got its own rebuild too. GAiF Vlogs now opens on a full carousel, plays inline right where you are, and pops out to a bigger view when you want one. Filter by Originals, Curated, a creator, or a topic, and the same player follows you back to the front page so a video does not have to stop just because you scrolled. Built for a phone screen and an unreliable connection first, because that is how most of you are actually watching.
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