Software that earns its keep.

Independent products for real routines — calendars from a photo, a shared kitchen, mileage that logs itself, and a live read on the GB grid. This is the index, not a résumé.

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Work that is already live.

Four products, four jobs. More will land here. Each card opens the real thing.

2025 · snapcal

SnapCal

Never type an event again.

Photograph a poster, flyer, or handwritten note. SnapCal reads the event, time, and place, then drops it on your calendar.

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2025 · traxmiles

Traxmiles Autopilot

Journey logging that runs itself.

Automated mileage capture for Traxmiles. Routes submit in the background from the browser so business journeys are logged without the ritual.

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2026 · mealbase

MealBase

Cook from what you already have.

A shared kitchen for people who live together. Scan the fridge, cook from stock, waste less, and shop the supermarket once — in the order you actually walk it.

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2026 · current

CURRENT

Great Britain grid intelligence.

A live read on GB electricity: demand, generation mix, interconnectors, and carbon intensity — the system state, not a screenshot of a spreadsheet.

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Technical, but not noisy.

Applied, not theatrical

Models are useful when they finish a job — scan a flyer, read a shelf, log a journey. The interface stays quiet.

Ops that stay out of the way

Households, mileage, calendars: software that sits in a routine, not a dashboard you have to remember to open.

Data you can actually read

Live systems deserve a surface with hierarchy. CURRENT is the brief: numbers, mix, and state — no chrome for chrome.

Ship, then keep it alive

These are running products. The index will grow. If you want something built, the contact form is the start.

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If you want something built.

Short note, real context. I read everything that isn't spam. Prefer mail? Copy the address and skip the form.

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