Thirty days of work,
with the receipts attached.

Every bar is a real day of shipping. Hover any of them. The gaps are real too — those are the days nothing shipped, and I left them in, because a chart with no empty days is a chart somebody drew instead of measured.

Where the 30 days actually went. The number is how many files that job touched — a rough measure of how much of it was real work versus a rename.

Not everything is a web page. This is the plumbing — the bots, the feeds, the content pipeline — that runs after a site goes up.

I checked every one of these today before publishing this page. All eighteen answered. Tap any of them and see for yourself — a dead link would be the fastest way to catch me out, so there aren't any.

The audiences behind the commissioned work. I am not showing you a screenshot of these, because a screenshot proves nothing — anyone can make one. Tap a name and Instagram will tell you the number itself. That is the only proof worth giving you.

These are people who hired me. Work I built unasked, for people who never hired me, is not counted here and never sits on a page like this without their say-so.