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Handmade apps, built in small batches.

I'm Christian. I build practical websites, web apps and Android apps for small businesses and community groups — software that gets used in real places, by people who just want it to work.

Recent batches

A few things I've designed and built from start to finish.

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Beer Display System showing a tap list on a pub TV screen

Batch no. 1

Beer Display System

Real-time tap lists for bars and pubs. Staff update the beers from their phone, and the menu on the TV changes instantly — no more chalkboards to rewrite.

  • Web app
  • Real-time updates
  • Hospitality
Visit beerdisplaysystem.co.uk
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SwanWanderer web app on a desktop browser
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SwanWanderer mobile web app in use on a phone

Batch no. 2

SwanWanderer

A web app for walking trails, with a mobile version built to be used out on the trail itself. Plan on the desktop, then take it with you on your phone.

  • Web app
  • Mobile web
  • Outdoors
See SwanWanderer
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Trip Planner shown on an Android Auto car display
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Trip Planner app on an Android phone

Batch no. 3

Trip Planner

An Android app for planning trips and days out, with routes and stops organised in one place. Plug your phone into the car and it links up with Android Auto, so the plan is right there on the dashboard.

Android Auto is a bonus, not a requirement — the app works just as well on its own.

  • Android app
  • Android Auto
  • Trip planning

What I build

Every project is made to fit — no templates stretched to size, and no jargon.

  • Websites

    Clean, fast sites for businesses, clubs and groups, easy to find and easy to keep up to date.

  • Web apps

    Custom tools built around how you actually work, from live displays to planning and management systems.

  • Android apps

    Apps for people out and about, from trip planning on your phone to Android Auto on the car's dashboard.

Got an idea for the next batch?

Tell me what you're trying to do, and I'll tell you honestly how I can help — whether that's a simple website or something built from scratch.