Why peery.me and empeeryal.com became a single home for the websites I build and the markets I trade.
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For years I had two domains and no clear answer to a simple question: where do I send people?
peery.me was personal. empeeryal.com was the business. Every profile I own says empeeryal. So the
answer turned out to be simple — one site, one name, everything on it.
What lives here
Work — websites and products I design and build.
Blog — notes on building for the web, and on options, investing and the side income
experiments that actually pay.
Tools — the software and services I use for both.
How it's built
This site is its own case study. It runs on Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS and Postgres, deployed
on Vercel.
const site = { domain: "empeeryal.com", shortcut: "peery.me", pillars: ["build", "money"],} as const;