lab status: online · 4 experiments in production
enkilabs is the personal workshop of Albert Oliva: the place where ideas get prototyped, broken, fixed and eventually turned into real products. Four projects, one person, zero excuses.
albert@enkilabs:~/lab$ ls -1 projects/ enkihost.com enkimail.com jombo.fi truek.xyz albert@enkilabs:~/lab$ █
[ 01 ] projects
Each project was born to solve a specific problem. Designed, coded and maintained end to end inside the lab.
<hosting/>
Next-generation hosting for Ruby.
Deploy Ruby on Rails and Sinatra apps or Jekyll sites by connecting your GitHub or GitLab repository. Zero downtime, custom domains and no wrestling with servers.
$ git push enkihost main
visit enkihost.com
<email marketing/>
The humble email marketing platform.
Simple, powerful and affordable email marketing built for developers and startups. Create campaigns, manage contacts and track results effortlessly, via the dashboard or the API.
$ enkimail campaign send --list=beta
visit enkimail.com
<carpooling/>
Share your ride, save money.
A free ride-sharing platform in Finland. Split travel costs with people heading the same way, with zero commission. Save money and help the environment.
$ jombo ride --from=helsinki --to=tampere
visit jombo.fi
<barter/>
Swap things, not money.
A modern barter experiment: list what you no longer use, find what you need and trade directly with other people. Circular economy, no checkout required.
$ truek swap --have=bike --want=guitar
visit truek.xyz
[ 02 ] manifesto
Ideas are validated with deployed code, not slide decks.
Fewer features, done better. Humble tools that do their job well.
No investors, no rush: sustainable projects built at a human pace.
Hosting, email, mobility and barter: real everyday problems.
[ 03 ] whoami
$ whoami
albert oliva
Developer, designer and eternal tinkerer. enkilabs is my space to build my own projects with total freedom: from infrastructure for Ruby developers to platforms that help people share rides or swap things. If one of them catches your eye, give it a try — and if you have feedback, I'd love to hear it.