Why I built it

I was tired of being spread across a LinkedIn, a half-dead portfolio, and a notes app full of book recommendations no one would ever see. I wanted one place that felt like me, where the client work sits next to the travel, the reading, and whatever I'm currently into.

How it's built

Next.js, with all the writing in plain Markdown files so I can add a post or a project in a couple of minutes without touching the design. The look is meant to feel more like a map than a CV: dark up top, warm and papery as you scroll.

Where it's going

It'll never really be "done," which is the point. I want it to keep collecting the parts of life that don't fit neatly on a resume: travel notes, photo galleries, blog posts, reading lists, half-formed ideas, and the projects that explain how I think better than a bullet point ever could. A portfolio does not have to be a static proof sheet anymore. It can be a living map of what someone builds, notices, learns, and cares about.