A small studio making quietly useful apps — mostly built after hours, mostly for the joy of it.
A local tool for building and validating bulk data loads.
Replaces a pair of brittle spreadsheet macros with a single offline web app: assemble bundled records against a local database, catch every problem in one validation pass before export, and produce import-ready CSVs. Nothing leaves the machine.
Makes a tangled rules engine legible.
A local-first console that turns a business rules-engine export into clear maps and health reports — what each rule does, how they are wired together, and which ones never actually run — and now edits too: adjust groupings and memberships, then generate a safe, re-importable export of just those changes. Still API-free.
Generates migration workbooks from a live reference library.
A local web app that keeps a reference catalogue in sync from periodic data exports, then builds tailored, pre-populated spreadsheets for onboarding new data — with preview-before-commit, full snapshots, and one-click revert on every import.
A game built by describing it in plain English.
An experiment in AI-driven game development: the game is described and steered in natural language while an AI agent builds, tests, and plays it inside Unity. The first playable slice is a moody 2D platformer set in a dark cavern — the player is the light.
An Escape from Tarkov tracker that updates itself.
A web app plus a lightweight Windows companion that passively watches the game's logs and screenshots, so quest progress and raid history sync with no manual ticking. On top of that it plans your next raid, advises what's worth keeping, and coordinates squad nights.
Compare local vet practices at a glance.
A price and value comparison site for UK pet owners, built for the upcoming veterinary market reforms: search your area and weigh local practices on price bands, services, facilities, out-of-hours cover, and ownership — presented fairly, not as a league table.
Local, cloud-free solar inverter monitoring.
Monitors a home solar string inverter entirely on the local network — no vendor cloud. One shared core feeds two front ends: a Home Assistant integration with Energy-dashboard-ready sensors, and a standalone local webapp with a live view and history charts.