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A journalist-turned-communications strategist who builds software. Six live products — iOS apps, web tools, and AI agents that run themselves.
Real-time NZ backcountry hut availability
A live availability engine for New Zealand's DOC backcountry huts. It harvests booking data in real time so trampers can see, at a glance, which remote huts actually have a bed free tonight — something the official tools make painfully hard.
Competitive social-accountability fitness
Put real money on a workout challenge with friends — skip the session and you lose the bet. The honest version of a step-count group chat: high stakes, real accountability, no excuses.
Compass-driven London transit finder
A minimalist station finder that points you to the nearest London transit stop by compass bearing — no cluttered map, just a needle and a direction. Pure focus on the one thing you need: which way to walk.
Daily AI marathon-coaching agent
A coach that reads your body and rewrites the plan each morning. It pulls live Garmin health data through an MCP server — HRV, sleep, VO₂ max, training load — and has Claude generate an adaptive 7-day training brief, delivered before you're awake. Scheduled with cron.
Fastest rail exits out of the city
An open-source engine that maps the quickest rail routes out of London — answering "how far can I get from here in 90 minutes?" It models the national timetable into a navigable map of escape routes for weekenders and day-trippers.
Autonomous flat-hunting agent
An agent that hunts flats while I sleep. It scrapes three portals, enriches every listing with real commute data, has Claude score it against my preferences, and only pings me when something's genuinely worth it — running daily on GitHub Actions for about a pound a month.