Building at the edge of possibility
I build focused products from ideas, personal needs, and everyday friction. This is where I share the things I have brought into the world—and what I am exploring next.
01 / About
I work across technology and independent product building, creating small tools that make something complicated feel calmer, clearer, or more useful.
Some projects begin with a frustration I have encountered myself. Others begin with curiosity and the feeling that a particular thing ought to exist. I try to give each idea its smallest honest form, release it, and learn from what happens next.
For me, usefulness can begin with one person. A project does not need to become a large business to justify being made—but once it is public, reality can help decide how it should continue.
02 / Selected work
Small, focused products that begin with an idea, a personal need, or a piece of everyday friction—and are built to make the web a little more useful.
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A tiny, Git-backed widget for publishing a living /now
page from Markdown. Keep your updates in your own GitHub
repository, embed one script, and skip the CMS entirely.
I built it because I wanted a simple /now page without
installing another publishing system. It now powers the live
updates on this site.
An ADHD-friendly task app that reduces overwhelm by keeping one thing in focus. Its AI-powered Salami Slicer turns a daunting task into small, concrete next steps, with a timer available when structure helps.
It was made to replace the pressure of a long to-do list with a calmer question: what is the one thing to do now?
Visit One Thing at a TimeA private, browser-based tool that turns a spreadsheet roster into polished, multi-day attendance sheets. Customise sessions and layouts, preview every page, and export a print-ready PDF without an account or participant-data upload.
I built it after noticing how much repetitive formatting was required to turn participant lists into clean, usable forms. The work stays in the browser, where sensitive roster data belongs.
Visit Attendance Sheets03 / In real time
A live window into what I’m building, learning, and thinking about. These notes are powered by GetWigee and published directly from Markdown.
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