Small ideas.
Big side-quest
energy.

A rubber duck that reviews your AI agent's plans. He's frank. He's a duck. He will not tell you every idea is brilliant.

The what-if: What if "looks good to me" wasn't the entire review?

Learn to code in Swahili, one story-driven adventure at a time. Because your first programming language can feel like home.

The what-if: Why should learning to code start with learning English?

A sensory space to find your footing through touch, sound, and motion. Less "here are 10 tips". More one thing to hold onto.

The what-if: Can an interface ask less of an overwhelmed mind?

A browser extension that groups tabs by what you're actually doing. For when your browser has become a cry for help.

The what-if: What if your tabs remembered why you opened them?

Keep track of your fridge, leftovers, and shopping list. A small intervention for the spinach you bought with such good intentions.

The what-if: Could dinner start with what we already have?

Turn course material into source-linked chapters, diagrams, practice, and a private notebook. Give the learning a little room to stick.

The what-if: What if course notes were a place to think, not just scroll?

Shared memory for your AI coding agents. Switch tools without explaining your entire life story to the next one.

The what-if: Can the agents please compare notes?

An offline-first travel journal for London, York, and Edinburgh. Thoughtful routes, little discoveries, and permission to slow down.

The what-if: What if a travel app felt like a friend who knows the city?

A personal finance experiment for budgets, transactions, and a clearer view of where the money went. Yes, it brings receipts.

The what-if: Could checking the budget feel a little less like homework?

A clickable redesign of Windows Task Manager, exploring safer actions and clearer information. End task, not your confidence.

The what-if: How do you make a powerful tool less intimidating?

An offline-first strength training system built around consistency, progressive overload, and recovery. Not the number on the scale.

The what-if: What if a fitness app measured showing up, not shrinking?

Build multi-step forms with React, Formik, and JSON. Some wizardry, significantly fewer repetitive form components.

The what-if: What if the form was data, not another pile of components?

A tiny camera interface for capturing report images for a utility bot. One specific job. No need to make a whole production of it.

The what-if: How small can a useful tool be?

My personal website and blog. For the work, the words, and the slightly more composed version of the person behind this lab.

The what-if: And who's responsible for all these tabs, anyway?