what i build

real work for real people

i'm a full-stack engineer who builds complete digital homes for people doing meaningful work. not templates. not themes. living systems — built from scratch, hosted on my own infrastructure, maintained by hand. everything you see here is a single html file. no frameworks. no build step. just the thing itself.

70+
sites live
1
server
8
clients shipped
0
build steps
client work
tools i built for myself (and you can have one too)
experiments and play
what's underneath
one server
everything runs on a single dedicated server in germany. 64gb ram, encrypted backups every 4 hours to 3 locations. no aws. no vercel. no middlemen.
hetznerubuntuself-hosted
40+ services
git server, analytics, email, automation, file storage, media streaming, ai chat, document management — all self-hosted, all under one roof.
dockersystemdcaddy
zero frameworks
every site is a single index.html file. raw html, css, javascript. loads in milliseconds. works forever. no npm install. no webpack. no next.js.
htmlcssvanilla js
what clients say
"i sent him a messy google drive folder and a voice memo. a week later i had a site that looked like me. i don't know how he does it."
manoela — textile artist, aquatic bodyworker
"i didn't have to explain what i wanted. he understood the project better than i did. the site felt right on the first version."
hector — regenerative communities, stemhome
"no calls about 'brand strategy'. no mood boards. just: send me everything, and then a site appeared. exactly what i needed."
david — davan, mazunte

if you have something alive that needs a home on the internet, i'd like to hear about it.

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