Side Projects

An in-progress native Swift prototype for improving sleep.

An in-progress macOS menu bar app that routes audio output according to the screen containing the playback window.

An in-progress Hacker News client with a reusable design system, AI summaries and translation modes.

A collection of simple yet useful tools for daily use. All tools run entirely in your browser or use lightweight serverless functions—no user data is stored on any servers.

An experimental React and TypeScript component library for my personal design system, with reusable controls, navigation patterns and visual effects documented in Storybook.

A lightweight Flutter widget for displaying fixed snack bars with a top-to-bottom entrance animation, published as a reusable package on pub.dev.

A Manifest V3 Chrome extension that helps job seekers check whether a company can sponsor a UK work visa while browsing sites such as LinkedIn and Indeed.

A Dart command-line tool that scans Flutter source code for asset references and removes unused images, with configurable project paths and an optional strict filename mode.

A private bulk-email tool built with Node.js, TypeScript and Next.js for sending product follow-ups to potential customers collected after an event.

A React and TypeScript web tool that filters the Wordle dictionary from known letter positions and exclusions to narrow down possible answers.

A Node.js and TypeScript command-line tool that parses a Zenly GDPR HTML export and converts its location history into GPX for import into apps such as Fog of World.

The private Node.js and Express.js backend and research dashboard for my master's dissertation, handling weather data, encrypted health-data transfer and web rendering.

A private SwiftUI research app from my master's dissertation for recording and visualizing health data, securely sharing it with clinicians or researchers, and receiving health plans across Apple devices.

A SwiftUI learning project that used NHS APIs, maps and postcodes to present daily UK COVID-19 cases and deaths alongside figures for the user's local area.

An experimental SwiftUI game created for WWDC, using a Tetris-style mechanic as a playful metaphor for conflict and discourse on social media.