Websites from Singapore

Raymond Yeh is a 33-year-old software engineer living in Singapore. He left a corporate role at GovTech GDS to pursue the startup world. He co-founded Bluejay Finance (now Peek) as CTO and has since worked on indie projects, invested in startups, and consulted for companies. He documents his experiences with startups, family, and life in Singapore on his blog, GEEK.SG. He is the father of two children and is married with a dog.

Ryan Tham, also known as Ryeones, is a content strategist and storyteller currently working at seeksophie. Previously, he ran a custom shoe business and documented his architecture school journey, building a following along the way. He is also working on projects called soffcopy and fomties. Ryan invites people to connect with him via email or on his social media channels.

Rebecca Toh is in the process of discarding her skin/mask and becoming the person she was always meant to be. She feels this is a metaphysical revealing, not a change. She has a blog, a photography website, and is a casual poet. She can be found on Instagram.

Vaughn Tan is a speaker, consultant, author, toolmaker, and strategy professor at UCL. He researches the difference between risk and uncertainty and explores the wider range of types of not-knowing. His speaking, consulting, and writing help leaders and their organizations understand uncertainty and design themselves to flourish in it. He is the author of The Uncertainty Mindset. He is currently a Fellow of the Singapore Government’s Centre for Strategic Futures, a research fellow at the Future of Life Foundation’s programme on AI for human reasoning, at the Ethereum Foundation’s protocols research programme, and at MOD./University of South Australia. He works with the leadership teams of corporations, startups, governments, and NGOs to develop their innovation capacity and ability to manage uncertainty.

Koh An Ting (she/they) is a reader, writer, and educator who delights in subverting genres. An Ting is the author of *Food Haikus* (Purple Ink Press, 2025), a poetry collection pairing haikus with photographs of Singaporean food. An Ting is also the author of *Fearfully & Wonderfully Made: Stories from Conversion Therapy Survivors in Singapore* (Rainbow Lapis Press, 2025), which debuted at number nine on The Straits Times Weekly Bestseller, Non-Fiction. In December 2025, An Ting launched *Makan & Meaning*, a YouTube channel centering under-represented books, with an emphasis on Southeast Asian authors.

Sortalost enjoys raves, math, and running. They sometimes code and maintain a weblog, status updates, and contact information online. They also have web applications, polls, a gallery, and bookmarks available. Sortalost can be contacted via email and appreciates funny memes. They are currently working on fixing messy code, adding a calendar route, showing timezone information, creating a voting widget, and becoming more social.

VZ, also known as Sansans, describes themself as a "scingineer," an amalgamation of scientist and engineer. They transitioned from studying the human brain using Magnetic Resonance Imaging to software development. Currently, VZ works as a programmer, trainer, and technical coach (XP, LeSS) at Odd-e. Their interests include the brain, psychology, learning, education, complex systems, open science, linguistics, and unconventional organizational and business practices. VZ enjoys writing code, reading books, listening to music, juggling, cycling, martial arts, and free diving.

Coleman Yee is a Senior UX Consultant at DBS Bank in Singapore, focusing on institutional banking. He writes about design thinking, education, and UX topics such as user interviews and accessibility. His work addresses common UI/UX design issues, particularly those related to accessibility standards.

Hwee-Boon Yar writes, ships, and sells software products as an indie developer. He codes primarily in Swift, TypeScript, and Ruby. Based in Singapore, he works remotely and blogs about products, marketing, code, and random ideas. He focuses on iOS/macOS apps and web server/API services. He has launched top-ranking paid apps in the iOS app stores.

Jaffry Jalal is a designer who adopted the moniker dullneon for his non-commercial and experimental work. His pieces, manifested in various digital formats, explore the interplay of causality between humanism and technology, and the contemporaneous and contemplative. He designs things and non-things, and occasionally teaches design. He dislikes links that open in new windows and tabs.

Aranab, who also goes by "Captivity of Positivity," shares thoughts and observations on a variety of topics on their blog. The blog includes reflections on gratitude, quotes of the day, and curated articles deemed "brain food." Aranab also writes about personal experiences and offers opinions on subjects ranging from relationships to technology.

Andy Trattner is an author, blogger, and podcaster. He bootstrapped Shuffle to over $1M in revenue with over 30% profit in 18 months. He helped pass Ecuador's Fintech Law after fundraising. Andy graduated from MIT with a math and computer science degree in 3 years. He wrote tiny chess books for adult beginners and made bubbles with NASA on the ISS. He also created support@ Scale.AI early.

Prasatt is from Singapore. He hopes to use his blog to nurture a space for curiosity. He also wants to practice crafting and shipping on a platform he controls.

Shane is a product strategist and designer. He works at Quarva, assisting companies globally in developing new digital experiences. He maintains a notebook and can be found on Twitter, Hacker News (HN), and GitHub.

This person enjoys coffee, forests, and learning about different languages, countries, and guilds. They maintain a website with a deliberately simple design, featuring sections for Works, Bookshelf, Press, Mini-interviews, Contact, Colophon, Blog, and a link to buy them a coffee. Their current projects are detailed on their Now-page.

Niki Torres is a growth marketer and writer who helps time-strapped founders build growth systems to drive traction, scale, and profit. With nearly two decades of experience, she helps founders and early-stage businesses build scalable systems for sustainable expansion. Niki has served as a Head of Marketing in early-stage startups, building marketing from scratch and driving results with limited resources. She develops marketing and sales systems, drives revenue growth through automation, and guides founders to focus on long-term strategy. Niki is also passionate about creating opportunities for women in business and building supportive communities for founders.

Gijs Verheijke is a Dutch entrepreneur currently living in Singapore. He leads Trust, Safety, and Customer Experience at Carousell, following Carousell's acquisition of his startup, Ox Street. Gijs has a background in finance and has also lived and worked in Bangladesh, Myanmar and Bali. He is passionate about learning new things, including coding with AI, and building new startup ideas. He writes on Substack and his personal website, and recently built Magicdoor.ai, a unified AI interface.