Things I make
Small, useful products are a good place to test an idea without first forming a steering committee. This is where I keep the ones that made it beyond the notebook.
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Web game
Orca is a little ocean arcade game where you chase shoals of fish, dash for your next catch and dodge jellyfish before time runs out.
Choose your difficulty and dive in. Swim with the keyboard or hold and drag, with touch controls for playing on your phone.
Play Orca
Web app
Daily Dev Watch brings together new AI and software development videos in a daily shortlist, ranked by recency and viewing velocity and balanced across topics.
Filter by topic, search videos or channels, and keep track of what you have watched without working through every channel separately.
Visit Daily Dev Watch
Web app
Recipe Scanner turns physical recipe cards and cookbook pages into useful digital recipes. Take a photo and it uses Gemini to extract the ingredients and instructions, ready to organise or export as Schema.org JSON-LD or Cooklang.
It solves a small but familiar problem: keeping the recipes worth cooking without manually typing out somebody's handwriting.
Visit Recipe Scanner
Automation app
Calendar Status keeps Slack in sync with the current Google Calendar event, including the title, emoji and end time, while protecting private events.
It is deliberately small: connect Google Calendar and Slack once, then let the app give your team useful context without another manual status update.
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Web game
Whoji is an emoji spin on Guess Who: one mystery emoji, twenty-four suspects, and a round of yes/no questions to find your opponent's face.
Play against the CPU or send a link to a friend, no sign-ups required.
Visit Whoji