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I turn complicated work into simple tools.

I’m an independent builder. I design and build apps, websites, and AI tools that help people get things done: for businesses, for learning, and for fun.

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  • 33 projects
  • 5 kinds of work
  • Explained in plain language

What I make

Five kinds of work. Pick one that interests you.

AI & automation

Assistants and helpers that answer questions and take care of repetitive jobs.

8 projects

Business tools

Apps that keep a business’s records, paperwork, and steps in one place.

5 projects

Websites & web apps

Clear, phone-friendly websites, online shops, and small web apps.

8 projects

Learning & research

Explainers, quizzes, and tools that make hard topics easier.

6 projects

Creative & play

Animations, games, films, and playful experiments.

6 projects

Highlights

New here? Start with these three.

Three very different projects that show how I work.

AI & automation

Ask a business question. See where the answer comes from.

An assistant for a business’s sales and stock. You ask in everyday words, and every answer comes with the records that back it up.

  • Ask in plain language, with no technical know-how
  • See how each number is defined and where it comes from
  • Know how up to date the information is
Business tools

One place for a vehicle’s whole journey.

A workspace that follows each vehicle from the day it is bought to the day it is sold, keeping every record and document connected.

  • Purchase, preparation, and sale in one connected record
  • Paperwork filled in from templates, ready to download
  • Phone-friendly history and step-by-step form checks
Creative & play

A small AI player for a fast-moving platform game.

An experiment in how a computer player can look at a game, plan ahead, and still react in a split second when things change.

  • Reads what is happening in the level as it plays
  • Plans each jump, with a safety layer for split-second timing
  • Repeatable tests show where it succeeds and where it fails

All projects

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All 33 AI & automation 8 Business tools 5 Websites & web apps 8 Learning & research 6 Creative & play 6
  • How far along is it?
  • Built · software that runs
  • Prototype · an early version to try an idea
  • Study · a design, plan, or piece of research

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AI & automation

Assistants and helpers that answer questions and take care of repetitive jobs.

8 projects
Built: Working prototype
★ Highlight

Ask a business question in everyday words and get an answer you can trace back to the records.

Prototype: Prototype

Scan a QR code, take a selfie, and get it back as a themed souvenir picture.

Built: Built

A private AI chat you host yourself, with the secret access keys kept safely on the server.

Built: Working tool

Keeps an eye on vehicle listings and tells you only about the new ones.

Built: Toolkit

Scripts that take a website from business research to a generated site that is ready to prepare for launch.

Study: Research experiment

A structured way to test a software product idea with evidence before calling it a success.

Study: Engineering study

A way to check that an AI assistant’s answers are actually right, not just well written.

Built: Built

A simple web page that collects listing updates from a watcher and shows them in a clear, sortable list.

Business tools

Apps that keep a business’s records, paperwork, and steps in one place.

5 projects
Built: In private trial
★ Highlight

Follows a vehicle from purchase to sale, keeping the bills, paperwork, and history together.

Built: Built

A services shopfront linked to private client workspaces, project conversations, and studio admin.

Prototype: Prototype

An interactive guide that teaches new developers how a business works by following one fictional vehicle.

Study: Research toolkit

A repeatable way to judge whether a business is a good fit for short promotional content.

Study: Research toolkit

A map of a company’s data that shows which business questions the available records can really answer.

Websites & web apps

Clear, phone-friendly websites, online shops, and small web apps.

8 projects
Prototype: Prototype

A prayer-time timeline for a flight, based on the plane’s estimated route.

Study: Design concepts

Website concepts for car repair, towing, plumbing, dental care, renovation, and emergency services.

Prototype: Set of prototypes

Shop and online-store concepts for finding the right tires and picking them up in store.

Prototype: Prototype

A modern online shop design for car engine parts.

Study: Design concept

A restaurant website concept that makes the menu and the ways to dine clear on a phone.

Study: Design concept

A website concept for a service that preserves personal stories through filmed interviews.

Study: Design concept

A calmer design for a classifieds site with listings, places, and services.

Study: Design concept

A one-page site that explains websites, apps, and automation to small businesses in plain terms.

Learning & research

Explainers, quizzes, and tools that make hard topics easier.

6 projects
Built: Toolkit

A reusable way to run computer-based research with run logs, evidence checks, and clean handoffs to writing.

Study: Research project

A careful workspace for re-checking a published study that forecasts groundwater with neural networks.

Prototype: Prototype

A self-guided web tour that makes a research study easier to explore.

Study: Product plan

A voice-first idea for learning English through practical conversations and visible progress.

Prototype: Prototype

Quizzes that turn lecture material into quick practice, with instant feedback and a celebration at the end.

Prototype: Prototype

An interactive explainer and slides that make “AI agents” easier to understand.

Creative & play

Animations, games, films, and playful experiments.

6 projects
Built: Working prototype
★ Highlight

A computer player that reads a platform game, plans its jumps, and reacts in a split second.

Prototype: Set of prototypes

Animated mini-stories in the browser about scale, light, stardust, and cause and effect.

Prototype: Prototype

An air-traffic display made for a ceiling projector, with range rings, aircraft trails, and a demo mode.

Prototype: Set of prototypes

Messaging games built around clues, guesses, and a timed reveal of who sent the message.

Prototype: Experiments

Experiments in animating small characters: their poses, movement in each direction, and tiny companion screens.

Built: Completed

Product walkthroughs and short promo films built from scripted scenes, motion, and narration.

How I work

Three simple steps, every time.

  1. Start with the task.

    I find out what someone actually needs to get done before choosing any technology or drawing a single screen.

  2. Show the reasoning.

    Answers come with the facts and the limits behind them, so people can see why and decide for themselves.

  3. Make it easy to improve.

    Clear software and clear notes, so the next version is simple to build as the problem teaches us more.

Good to know

A few honest notes about this collection.

Private details stay private.

Some of this work was made for real businesses. Names, customer data, and private links are left out, and client work is described in general terms.

The pictures are illustrations.

The screens shown here are original drawings with made-up content. They are not screenshots of real systems.

Not everything is finished.

Some projects are working software, some are early prototypes, and some are studies. Each one is labelled so you always know which is which.

Similar work is grouped.

Related versions of the same idea are shown as one project, so nothing is counted twice.

Always building something new.

This collection keeps growing. Pick a topic that interests you and take a look around.

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