I’m the founder of Estel, a no-code product studio. I’m also the executive director of No-code Philippines, a nonprofit. And I’m the maker of Poiema, a no-code startup.
I’m currently based in Metro Manila, Philippines.
I plan to become a digital nomad and launch a travel blog after the pandemic.
I own this small business, an international snacks online store in the Philippines.
I co-own this small business, a fitness accessories online store in the Philippines.
I made a mobile app that's a prayer journal and community using no-code.
I made a mobile app providing digital support for Bible study groups using no-code.
I started this newsletter promoting digital wellness but now someone else runs it.
I managed this blog promoting Philippine culture.
I love what I do, but there’s more to me than that. I go to spinning and dance classses regularly, travel as much as possible, and try to read and learn new things daily. I’m not one to turn down discussing tech, watching rom-coms (particularly Korean ones) and sci-fi/fantasy, and most especially, drinking a pint of IPA. I also like to study Japanese (my current goal is to pass JLPT N5) as well as practice writing with my friends through our monthly workshops.
Random facts about me:
I lived in Japan for a couple of years, something that I still look back on as some of the coolest, most interesting years of my life–but I believe the best is yet to come.
I’m a big fan of The Lord of the Rings, to the point that I once tried to learn Elvish (yes, both Quenya and Sindarin).
More coming soon when I think of them!
This week, I finished the rest of the second course as well as the whole third and fourth (final) courses of the Psychology Foundations track. Cognitive Load
I believe in lifelong learning–I’m constantly looking for ways to improve my skills in web design and digital marketing. And when it came to learning
I wrote this as a short writing task for two potential writing gigs (both were for tech verticals). I got both of them, and ended
Every Saturday, I curate stuff related to no-code that are worth sharing:
