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I build useful software and make educational content, and I give most of it away for free. Patreon is what keeps it free.

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What I'm up to

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Why Patreon

Nerdwerk is two things at once: the work I do with companies, and the things I build on my own. Patreon is for the second one.

It pays for the time that goes into tools like onelink.ninja, the writing in the journal, and the experiments that may or may not turn into something. In return you get to watch it happen up close, and have a say in where it goes next.

Two ways to join

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Be part of the journey.

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Believer

Help shape what's next.

  • Early access to new products
  • Give feedback
  • Roadmap insights
  • Help shape what's next

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Prices and the current perks live on Patreon. If this page and Patreon ever disagree, Patreon is right.

What it keeps going

All projects

  • Product

    onelink.ninja

    Early access

    One link for all your links.

    Turns a pile of links into one clean, shareable page. No logins, no ads, and it works straight from ChatGPT and Claude.

    Try onelink.ninja

  • Newsletter

    The Sovereignty Stack

    Weekly

    European digital sovereignty, minus the announcements.

    A weekly read on what governments and companies actually buy, mandate, build or enforce. Three to five stories an issue, each with what I make of it.

    Read the latest issue

  1. Why Nerdwerk looks like this now

    A playful side project made my own company website look boring. So I changed the look, dropped a word I never liked, and wrote down what Nerdwerk is actually for.

  2. Introducing Nerdwerk

    Why Nerdwerk exists — good products, the teams that ship them, and a stack you actually own.

  3. The European Developer Tools Gap Is a Product Problem, Not a Politics Problem.

    Europe doesn't lack alternatives to American developer tools — it lacks ones developers love. That's a product problem, and product problems are solvable.

  4. The UI is dead. Long live the UI.

    Traditional interfaces are dying, but what replaces them isn't "no UI" — it's a smart canvas where the interface appears exactly when it's needed and disappears when it isn't.

Patreon supports the independent work. Building something together at your company is a separate thing. Build with me

More content. More impact. Together.

No paywall around the useful stuff. Just a way to keep it coming, and a closer look at how it gets made.

Join me on Patreon