Projects.
Developer tools, apps, games, and client work. Explore released products, private projects, and experiments, with each page explaining my contribution, what works, and what you can try.
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Inflation
Did your pay rise keep up? Explore New Zealand purchasing power after tax and household costs.
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SoftwareCOL
Compare software-engineer pay, taxes, and living costs across 25 city hubs.
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City Map
Compressing Auckland into a recognisable game-sized region, while protecting its coastline and important shapes.
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EnoughFactory
A public prototype for coordinating coding agents, no longer in development.
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H&A Play
Eight games, one private club for iPhone. Made for playing together.
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WIM for iPhone
A native iPhone client built by reverse engineering a mobile carrier’s app and protocol.
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Webscav
A worldwide scavenger hunt for makers, tinkerers, and curious friends.
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List Anything
Turn car, rental, and Google Maps links into a shared shortlist you can compare.
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Alcott Studio
A Mac writing studio that connects manuscripts, story continuity and reviewable AI revisions.
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A physical card game about adopting pets and finding neighbours they can bear to sit beside.
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Albany Mega Centre
A shopping centre website with retailer hours, practical visitor information and a maintainable directory.
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Clipboard Inspector
Find out what is actually on your clipboard. Then change it.
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EnoughRepos
Browse your Git repositories in Finder. Download a checkout when it is time to work.
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ChatStats
Find the rhythms, favourite emojis, and little patterns in a WhatsApp chat.
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EnoughMail
Email for your own domains, running in your own Cloudflare account.
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EnoughUI
A neobrutalist component library for web and Apple apps.
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Enough Tools
Open-source tools for email, repositories, coding agents, and interfaces.
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Vibe CLI
Run a fictional AI startup. Build a tool stack, chase contracts, and keep token production ahead of costs.
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Greenkeeper
Keep GitHub pull requests moving when checks fail or reviews need attention.
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CFUI
Cloudflare-inspired React components, with familiar composition, light and dark themes, and plain CSS.
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Anonymous Questions
A room for the questions people might not ask out loud.
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TEC Planner
A retired experiment in degree planning, with prerequisites, completed courses and term-by-term workload. I no longer needed it.
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Secret Santa
A gift exchange with exclusions, individual reveal links, and less organising.
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Spoticover
Geometric Spotify playlist covers, generated from a name and a few visual rules.
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HouseHodl
Shared funds, expense proposals and group voting. A team hackathon prototype built at ETHGlobal New York 2025.
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Date Calculator
Add and subtract time without opening a spreadsheet.
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VEWEN
Source-linked authoring for technology transfer. Retired because selling to budget-constrained universities was too difficult.
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Gratin
Your recipes, without the clutter. A recipe book that keeps your data yours.
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FootPrint
A flexible-workspace website the client can maintain, with editable services, locations and offers.
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LoanMarket
Verify once, compare lending offers. Our Web3NZ 2025 hackathon prototype won Best Overall Web3 Solution.
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Rent Racket
Rent, lobbying, and property problems. A landlord-satire card game.
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InfraNZ
Explore Auckland's pipes, hydrants, outages, and environmental data in one layered map.
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InfectLive
Humans, zombies, and a phone camera. Scan targets in a physical team game with live scores.
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Relay
Real-estate tools for agents: buyer enquiries, property listings, and a mobile workflow that can queue changes offline.
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Fathomiser
Water-tank monitoring, from a cellular sensor to useful levels, history and alerts.
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Seasonal Skies
A Minecraft server ecosystem: player islands, shared progression, timed supply drops, and a world that remembers its rules.
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ai-spawn
My first step towards a software factory: a retired Claude Code workbench, with the idea now carried forward in envmux and EnoughFactory.
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UsageBar
A retired Mac menu-bar utility for AI subscription allowances. CodexBar already covered the same need for free.
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