I build things, move outdoors, and travel whenever the calendar lets me. This is a small corner of the internet for the projects I ship, the routes I run, and the trips that keep me sharp.
I spend my days between code and trail: building products, leading hikes, and dragging friends through airports at unreasonable hours. New places go on the trips list as they happen — Èze is the first one up, and more will follow.
I care about simple work that ships, long walks that don't need a plan, and bringing people along for the ride. If any of that sounds like your thing, the links below are the fastest way in.
Web apps, small tools, and the occasional weekend experiment. I like shipping the ugly first version and iterating in the open.
Organising proper days out — from the Surrey Hills to sentier Nietzsche. Planning, logistics, and keeping the group moving.
Short write-ups from trips and projects. Enough to remember how a thing went, and enough for someone else to try it too.
Extreme day trip. Wheels down 09:15, wheels up 14:50. Old town, Corniche, Bock Casemates, panoramic lift, funicular, Kirchberg — thirteen stops on one itinerary.
Sentier Nietzsche, the village climb, and a long slow afternoon on the Côte d'Azur. Full day plan, meet points, and the waiver all live on the trip page.
The home loop. Box Hill, Leith Hill, and whatever gets stitched together on a Saturday morning. Routes live on Strava.
Old town, the long seafront walk, and enough gelato to justify the return flight. A good base for anything along the Riviera.
Always plotting the next route. If you want in on a group trip, or you've got somewhere to recommend, the contact link is right there.
Best way to reach me is email. For trip invites and group hikes, drop a line with dates and I'll send the plan.