A paid product, a daily puzzle, a free trade course and a space defence game — the full catalogue, all twenty-three of them, is on the apps page.
AI-generated workout and meal plans, built around your goals, equipment and time.
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A daily merge puzzle. Everyone gets the same 100 orbs in the same order, so the leaderboard is a fair fight.
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Free, forever — Level 2, Level 3, NVQ, 18th Edition, Part P and specialist EV/Solar/Heat Pump courses.
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Space lane defence — a hundred sectors across ten star systems, then an endless run.
Details →Twenty years of it in financial services, where the numbers are checked by people whose job is to find the error. The same standard, whatever the sector.
Budgeting, forecasting and scenario models that a finance function runs its year on. Driver-based rather than a spreadsheet with a thousand tabs, versioned so last quarter’s numbers still exist, and fast enough that someone will actually re-run it when an assumption changes.
Management and regulatory reporting that reconciles, on a schedule, without three people checking it by hand on the last day of the month. Dashboards where the number is traceable back to the row that produced it — because the first question anyone asks is where it came from.
Language models put behind real business processes rather than bolted on beside them: document and data extraction, drafting, classification, and the reconciliation work that quietly eats a team’s week. Wired into the systems and workflow you already have, with the output checkable.
The whole thing, end to end — data model, back end, interface, auth, deployment and the running of it. Complex where the problem earns it and deliberately simple where it does not, which is the harder call and usually the right one.
How it tends to go. A conversation about the actual problem, a short written view of what I would build and what it would take, then the build itself — in working increments you can see, not a six-month silence ending in a reveal. You own the code and the infrastructure throughout.
Worth a conversation if you have a process held together by spreadsheets and the person who understands it, reporting that costs days a month, or an AI idea that needs to survive contact with real data and real users. Probably not the right fit if you want a landing page or a template site — there are cheaper, faster people for that, and I would rather say so.
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