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From Greek myths to global flight data, NetProjects (Internet Projects Ltd) is an online media and data company. We build the software behind every site ourselves, check the data and the writing, and keep our sites running year after year.

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01 — Projects

The NetProjects Portfolio of Sites & Apps

  • GreekMythology logoOnline since 1998

    GreekMythology.com

    A free guide to the gods, Titans, heroes, creatures and myths of ancient Greece, plus the classical plays. Also on the App Store and Google Play.

    • 700+ pages
    • App rated 4.1★ from 82 ratings (US App Store)

    As of 2 Oct 2026. How we count

    greekmythology.comApp StoreGoogle Play

  • Airportia logoOnline since 2013

    Airportia

    Live flight tracker and airport guide: flight status, arrivals and departures boards, airlines and delay compensation. Also on the App Store and Google Play.

    • 4,500+ airports
    • 850+ airlines
    • 1,300,000+ flight pages
    • Live flight data

    As of 2 Oct 2026. How we count

    airportia.comApp StoreGoogle Play

  • NetScores logoLive

    NetScores

    Live football scores and fixtures.

    • 2,000+ competitions
    • 160 countries & regions
    • 35,000+ teams
    • 225,000+ match pages
    • Football

    As of 2 Oct 2026. How we count

    netscores.com

Figures carry the date they were counted, from each site's public XML sitemap; the app rating is from the US App Store.

02 — Data

Why data matters to us

Much of what NetProjects publishes is data, so accuracy comes first. The clearest example is Airportia's Flights Monitor, a free page that tracks active commercial, scheduled flights worldwide and in 156 countries, split into domestic, international and total flights. It shows this year's running total, yesterday's active flights and the daily change, with a seven-day-average chart that compares this year with earlier years, including 2020.

Analysts and journalists use Airportia's flight data to read the state of air travel and fuel demand. Reuters has quoted it on US and Chinese flight numbers, the International Energy Agency on miles flown, and Bloomberg on flights during China's 2022 lockdowns. Anyone may reuse the figures with a link back to Airportia.

As cited by

As seen on

Airportia live boards used by

Alaska DOT&PF, the Government of Vanuatu and national airport operators

GreekMythology.com referenced by

Our MLX build of H2O-Lightning-4B

linked from H2O.ai’s official model card (read the article)

Full sources

03 — How we work

How we work

We build and run our own websites and apps: GreekMythology.com since 1998, Airportia since 2013 and NetScores since 2025. AI tools help us write code, check data and find pages that need updating. When something we build could help others, we share it openly, such as our open-source MLX build of the H2O-Lightning-4B model on Hugging Face. People set the rules and answer for the result.

  • Proof over output

    Anyone can publish a thousand pages in a day. We publish a page only when it has something real to offer: original writing, live data, a measurement or a record kept over time.

  • First-hand data

    Our products are built on structured data that we gather and check ourselves, not on rewritten content.

  • People stay in control

    AI assistants draft, check, monitor and fix. People set the rules and answer for the result, and every production change can be rolled back without relying on the AI.

  • Built to last

    We're a UK company, a Nominet member since 2013, and we plan in years, not launches.

How a small team runs large sites

Most of our pages are built from data rather than written one by one: Airportia has a page for each flight number and route, and NetScores a page for each match, filled from flight and football data that we check. A small team runs the sites. AI assistants help with the routine work: they watch traffic and site health, check data for errors, suggest code changes, prepare drafts and flag problems for a person to look at.

Each site has its own assistant, and so does each business function, such as data quality, security, search (SEO), editing, partner relations and reporting. Each assistant has a defined job, and people set the rules for what it can do on its own.

Code changes are tested before they go live, and every production change can be rolled back.

We also run open models on our own hardware for repetitive work such as classifying data and preparing first drafts.

How AI agents help us run NetProjects →

Our standards

04 — Tools

Tools we use

05 — On the record

Trust

NetProjects is a trading name of Internet Projects Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales (company number 08388036). Where a public record exists, it is linked below.

On the record since 2013

  1. 1998

    GreekMythology.com is online.

    Wayback Machine, 11 Nov 1998

  2. 2013

    Internet Projects Ltd is incorporated in England and Wales (company 08388036). Alex Michalas is appointed director.

    Companies House · Officers

  3. 2013

    GreekMythology.com becomes a company project.

  4. 2013

    Nominet member.

    Nominet member list

  5. 2013

    Apple & Google developer since 2013.

    Apple developer page · Google Play developer page

  6. 2013

    Airportia.com goes live: live flight tracking and airport guides.

    airportia.com · Wayback Machine, 7 Oct 2013

  7. 2019

    Airportia.com relaunched on the Symfony framework.

  8. 2025

    NetScores.com goes live: live football scores and fixtures.

    netscores.com · Wayback Machine, 18 Feb 2025

Our Founder & Director

Alex Michalas

Founder & Director, Internet Projects Ltd

MSci Computer Science, University College London (2004). Final year in Intelligent Systems (AI). Dissertation: A Bayesian Approach to Filtering E-mail and Search Engine Spam

Alex founded Internet Projects Ltd in 2013 and has been its director since the day it was incorporated. He started GreekMythology.com as a personal project, and the company has owned and run it since 2013. Today he leads the company's sites and apps: GreekMythology.com, Airportia and NetScores.

Companies House recordLinkedIn

06 — Jobs

Work at NetProjects

There are no open roles right now. When we hire, roles are posted on our Workable page.

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07 — Contact

Talk to us

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Internet Projects Ltd3rd Floor Marlborough House298 Regents Park RoadFinchley, London N3 2SZUnited Kingdom