Idea to live in an hour: building the office World Cup pool
How a €200 Scorito bill turned into a serverless weekend project for 30 colleagues.
A personal collection of things I've made, and a place to jot some thoughts. A few run daily inside companies, some are just for fun. Here's the what and the how.
An office World Cup pool I built instead of paying Scorito €200 per group — idea to live in about an hour, now used by 30 colleagues. Live scores, match minutes and goalscorers auto-import from a public API, and the leaderboard reshuffles in real time during matches. Weekly bonus rounds, closest-guess metagames, fully customizable scoring. Free, no ads.
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An operational stock command-centre for a nutrition brand — tracks every SKU across EU & US, flags below-safety and critical stock, and projects out-of-stock dates from the live subscription queue.
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The same stock-intelligence engine adapted for a second company's catalogue and supply chain — used daily by its ops team. One build, two businesses.
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A revenue command-centre: month-to-date vs target pacing, channel split (Shopify vs Recharge, INT vs US), subscription share, and a daily revenue-vs-target curve against last year.
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A 3D globe that draws every order shipped from Amsterdam to the world — glowing arcs from the warehouse to each destination city. Privacy-safe: only city and postal code, no personal data.
Real-time flight tracking visualization with global coverage.
A collection of smaller, experimental projects and coding adventures.
Map of everywhere I've been — a small personal travel log.
How a €200 Scorito bill turned into a serverless weekend project for 30 colleagues.
Notes on reusing a dashboard's guts across totally different catalogues.
How I start and manage AI-assisted projects so they actually ship.