I design interfaces and brand identities. Mostly for small teams that need one person who can take a project from a blank page to a working product.

Currently open to new work.

I teach English to adults who need it for work. A session lasts an hour: half of it you speak, half we fix what got in the way.

The first meeting is free — we see whether we fit.

A few lines about what you write here and who reads it. A place to say where else to find you.

Small repairs and fitting: plumbing, wiring, furniture, doors. We come the same day you call — an hour or two across town.

You know the price before we start: we look first, then quote.

A few lines about who plays, what it sounds like and what a night with you is like. Add a line about how to book you.

Backend and infrastructure, mostly Go and Postgres. I like systems that are boring on purpose and stay that way under load.

Open to contract work and to talking about anything self-hosted.

A couple of lines about the material, how long a piece takes and what a person gets in the end. People ask about the wait more than about the price.

Room for luggage — a suitcase and a carry-on per person.

Flight delayed? I'll wait.

Pay when you board, no prepayment.

Receipt for your expense report on request.

A few lines: what you have done, for whom, and what you are looking for now. Two sentences beat a full page — the rest is in the links.

List the tools and areas honestly — the ones you would be glad to be asked about at an interview.

A few lines about the kitchen, the hours, and whether a table needs booking. Booking is what people ask about most.

A few lines about what you work with and how a session goes. Someone looking for a therapist reads this, not a list of diplomas.

A few lines about the cases you take and what to expect. Timelines and how meetings happen belong here too.

A few lines about the makes you work with, how long it takes and whether there is a warranty. Everyone asks about the warranty.

A few lines about lead times and how many days ahead you take orders. A cake for tomorrow is the most common question.

A few lines about how long a visit takes and what to do if the animal is frightened. That gets asked more than the price.

A few lines about who the help reaches and what has been done. People give more readily where the result is visible.

Everything I do lives behind these three links. If you are looking for the short version: I help people turn an idea into something they can show.