Homelab by night. Business systems by day.

I build and run a self-hosted homelab, write software, and spend my days working on business systems. This page is the short version — the long version is in the articles.

Work

I work on business systems — the Power Platform, integrations, and the glue that keeps a company running. It is a different world from the homelab, but the same instinct: understand the system, then improve it.A good chunk of what I build at work is not something I can write about publicly. The homelab is where I get to experiment freely and share what I learn.

Homelab

Self-hosted everything. Proxmox, containers, sensors, Tailscale, the lot. I run my own infrastructure because I learn fastest by running it myself — and because the data stays where I control it.The projects here are the things I actually use: ESP32 devices, Home Assistant, a mail server, a CMS, media services, and the wiring that holds it all together.

Privacy

I am a private person. The day job, the family, and the pets stay off the blog. What you find here is the technical side — what I build, what breaks, and what I learn from both.