POST /api/contact

Say hello.

Email is the whole system. There's no form and no ticket queue, it just lands in my inbox. US Eastern.

Useful to include

What you're hiring for, or what your business is stuck on
Timeline, and remote / hybrid / on-site
A link to the role or the company

Or write it in the console on the right and press Send — it validates the message the way the API does, then hands it to your mail app.

POST/api/contact

Body

frommessage

Request

curl -X POST "https://portfolio.dylansg0318.workers.dev/api/contact" \
  -H "content-type: application/json" \
  -d '{"from":"","message":""}'

source: src/pages/api/contact.ts

ResponseNot sent · 120 B

{
  "to": "dylansg0318@gmail.com",
  "subject": "Hello from your portfolio",
  "message": "(waiting for your message)"
}

Live: the route validates for real. Until mail delivery is configured it answers 503 with a mailto link, and Send opens it with your message in it.

Running a business on spreadsheets and six logins?

That's the problem I've spent the last year solving for a dental distributor: orders from six websites that never agreed, prices updated by hand every morning, books that had to be reconciled at the end of every shift, a warehouse on pen and paper. It now runs in one system, orders have roughly doubled, and nobody was added to operations to handle it.

If your company has a version of that, describe it in an email the way you would to a colleague. I'll tell you straight whether it's a software problem, what I'd build first, and what it'd take. No forms, no sales call.

Marketplace and storefront orders in one place
Pricing, inventory and shipping that update themselves
QuickBooks that agrees with the sales system
Barcodes, scanners and label printing on the floor

GET/api/work/{id}

Parameters

idfields

Request

curl "https://portfolio.dylansg0318.workers.dev/api/work/internal-erp?fields=problem%2Cmetrics"

source: src/content/projects/{id}

Response200 OK · 732 B · Open /projects/internal-erp

{
  "problem": "RMH3 Dental sells on Net32, eBay, Amazon, Shopify and Walmart, plus direct orders by phone and email. The business ran on off-the-shelf ERP software, a dozen spreadsheets and a shared inbox someone sorted by hand. Every job needed a second tool to finish, the systems disagreed about stock and money, and nobody could say which one was right. Orders were growing and the people weren't.",
  "metrics": {
    "orders_day": "~520",
    "products": "32K",
    "sales_channels": "6",
    "daily_users": "13",
    "orders_ingested": "300K+",
    "price_changes_logged": "138K+",
    "automated_tests": "2,721",
    "scheduled_jobs": "180"
  },
  "page": "https://portfolio.dylansg0318.workers.dev/projects/internal-erp"
}

Live: this is the answer from this site’s API, not a mock. Send re-runs the request with your parameters; if the answer names a page, it opens.