Dublin-born · Spain-based · remote everywhere
I make websites that refuse to be ignored.
Websites that feel illegal. Apps that actually get used. Campaigns that move people. Games that swallow weekends. Built by one Irish contractor who does not clock out.
100+
websites shipped
EU
apps in production
UE5
Dublin open world
24/7
contractor mode
The pitch
Best of both worlds — the tech and the taste
Level 8 Computing, National College of Ireland. Then seven years of shipping as a self-employed contractor. I design it, code it, advertise it, and stay on the hook. Lived in Canada, the USA, Mexico, and Spain. Still Irish as hell.
Web & product
Sites that feel custom because they are.
Apps & AI
Ops tools, trading systems, LLMs on a 5090.
Campaigns
Tunde. Ben Williams. Brands with heat.
Games
Irish Outlaws: Dublin Vendetta.
Disciplines
Five ways in. One standard.
Pick a lane or smash them together. Most of the interesting work lives in the overlap.
PopularWeb & Product
Sites that stop the scroll.
Startups · venues · personal brands
PopularApps & Platforms
Software that earns its keep.
Operators who hate busywork
Marketing & Campaigns
Culture, not calendar filler.
Artists · athletes · ambitious brands
PopularGames & Worlds
Dublin, but make it legendary.
Studios · publishers · wild briefs
AI & Systems
Models, machines, leverage.
Founders who want an unfair edge
Process
How a brief becomes a thing
01
Tell me the unreasonably good version
Not the safe brief. The one you would build if you trusted the person on the other side. I will tell you what is real in a week versus a quarter.
02
I design the attack
Scope, stack, look, and the first thing the user feels. No 40-slide archaeology. A plan you can smell.
03
Build in public-to-you
Tight loops. Working software, working campaigns, working worlds. You see progress, not status theatre.
04
Ship, then keep the knife sharp
Launch is the start. I stay on as the contractor who actually answers, or I hand you a system you can run without me.
Got something that should not be average?
I go over and beyond. That is not a slogan — that is what happens when you have only ever worked for yourself.