Useful little things for the web.
I'm a Maltese software engineer based in Seattle (and occasionally Malta and Slovakia). I build payments software by day and practical internet projects by night. Football, rentals, and simple tools that just work.
I also enjoy photography, cooking, discovering wine, and collecting mechanical watches. When I'm not doing that, I'm probably travelling with Frederika, pretending I know how to play guitar and chess, or hanging out with Gaston, my lovable French bulldog.
Projects.
Field Eric
A social football app for organizers who need a few more players and players who want a casual match.
Visit fielderic.comSideways
A personal wine cellar app for keeping track of bottles, storage, tasting notes, and what to drink next.
Visit sideways.winePagesforRentals
Elegant property websites for hosts who want more trust, more control, and more direct bookings.
Visit pagesforrentals.comImplementeurs
The little software umbrella for experiments, web products, and useful things that deserve to exist.
Visit implementeurs.comNotes.
Have dog, will travel
Ten years, ten countries, and an unreasonable amount of luggage.
Read note →Mildly eccentric and rather cool
How I ended up collecting mechanical watches, and why the ones that matter most are rarely the most expensive.
Read note →Two overflowing coolers and a spreadsheet
How a growing wine collection turned a useful Google Sheet into a small piece of software.
Read note →When AI Becomes a Workflow
A cocktail project, a custom content tool, and the AI-assisted loop that made it possible.
Read note →Field Eric, again
A personal note on Field Eric, a small football app I've kept coming back to for years.
Read note →The quiet calendar behind PagesforRentals
A rental in Malta, a quiet winter calendar, and the parts of the business worth controlling.
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