HJORTUR FREYRSix projects that shipped and one that did not. Each page covers what was actually broken, the decisions that fixed it, and the parts I got wrong.
Shift scheduling and time tracking for Icelandic businesses. Web rosters, geofenced clock-in on mobile, and hours classified against whichever collective agreement applies.
Long-term car storage bundled with servicing done while the car sits parked. I built it on Laravel in 2020, ran it for two seasons, then rebuilt it in seventeen days.
A campervan rental site for Iceland with the full booking funnel built in, search to payment. Content comes from a CMS; every price comes from the rental backend.
Long-term lease customers report their odometer once a month through a form with no login. The difference between two readings is what the lease bills on.
A daily movie-guessing game. Everyone gets the same poster, pixelated into unreadability, and five guesses — each wrong answer sharpens the image one step.
A brand site for an Icelandic car rental, built on a flat-file CMS with no database. Reservations went to a specialist vendor — the decision the project turns on.
Started, still unfinished, and honest about why.
An Icelandic gift registry. Paste a product link and it pulls the title and image off the page — everything works except reserving an item, which is the point.