Application
AM Tracker
2026A self-hosted tracker for anime, manga, manhwa and manhua.
- Next.js 16
- React
- TypeScript
- Prisma 6
- +5
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Taking on side projects
I build websites andweb apps that workon Monday morning.
Most sites get built once, handed over, and left to quietly rot. I come at it from the other end: my day job is keeping enterprise systems alive, so I build the way somebody who takes the support calls builds. Websites, web apps, and the upkeep nobody else wants to do.
- 20+
- Sites & apps built
- 7
- Years working in IT
- 100%
- Built and maintained solo
- Next.js 16
- React
- TypeScript
- Prisma 6
- MySQL
Selected work
A few things I have built
A few examples out of a longer list: work for clients, products of my own, and things still being built. The rest is under Work.
Application
Prox Hub
2026A deploy panel for my own homelab, so shipping is a button rather than an SSH session.
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- +11
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WebsiteClient work
Licensed Passenger Transport
2024-2026Three connected sites for one passenger transport business.
- Next.js
- React
- Tailwind CSS
- Sanity
- +2
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WebsiteClient work
A shop that sells and delivers a music theory e-book directly, with no marketplace in between.
- Next.js 16
- React 19
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS 4
- +7
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Services
What I can build for you
Four things I take on outside my day job. Something close to one of them? Just ask.
Business websites
A site that explains what you do and turns visitors into enquiries. Built fast, structured for search, and simple enough that you can update it yourself.
Web applications
When a website is not enough: people log in, data is stored, and something happens with it. Bookings, orders, a members' area, an internal tool that replaces a spreadsheet. I have taken one of those from an empty folder to a running server, on my own.
Interactive invitations
Weddings and events, as a web page instead of card stock: your story, the schedule, directions, RSVP straight to your inbox, and something playable if you want guests to remember it.
Support & maintenance
The part most people skip. Hosting, updates, backups, broken forms, the thing that stopped working last Tuesday. That is my day job, five days a week.
About
Support by day, building by night
Support work taught me how software breaks. Building taught me how to stop it breaking.
I have worked in IT since 2019: first as an administrator and then a support engineer at a logistics company, and since 2024 on enterprise systems for the European Commission, triaging incidents, reproducing bugs and working alongside developers in Jira, ServiceNow and Oracle SQL.
Outside work I build. Some of it is client work: a transport operator's three sites, an eBook store. Some of it is mine: a full-stack anime tracker running on my own server, a quiz app for ITIL certification, an interactive wedding invitation that is turning into a product.
Tools I reach for
Front end
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Motion
- HTML & CSS
- Vite
Back end & data
- Node.js
- Express
- Prisma
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- SQLite
- Python
- Flask
- REST APIs
- NextAuth
- Oracle SQL
Infrastructure & ops
- Docker
- Proxmox
- LXC
- Traefik
- Cloudflare Tunnel
- Linux server
- PM2
- Hosting & DNS
- Git
Support & process
- Jira
- ServiceNow
- Incident triage
- ITIL
- Documentation
- WordPress
Let's build something together
Got something in mind? Even half an idea is enough to start a conversation. Every message gets an answer, even when the honest answer is that someone else suits it better.
An answer within 24 hours, with a first estimate and how I would approach it.