Small things I've prototyped recently, built quickly with the help of AI-assisted tools. Happy to walk through any of them.
A browser tool for a work-from-home desk assessment. Take a side-on photo of yourself at your desk, and it measures your posture against display screen equipment guidance and shows what to adjust. Nothing leaves the device.
Web · MediaPipe pose detection
A phone web app for logging niggles and injuries by voice mid-run (“left calf feels tight, about a 4”). Each one is stamped with time and distance, so you can see afterwards which ones keep coming back and when.
Web app · speech recognition · GPS
An interactive map of famous lives, from birthplace to the places where the big events happened. Play the timeline year by year, or overlay two or three people to see where their paths crossed. Built with classrooms in mind.
Web · Leaflet · OpenStreetMap
Scans nearby Wi-Fi networks and works out which broadband provider is most popular in your area, based on the default network names routers ship with.
Python · command line and browser dashboard
A short retro point-and-click adventure about Henry, a chimney sweep on the rooftops of Victorian London. It's pixel art at 320×180, and the levels are written as plain data, so new ones can be added without touching the engine. It works with touch on phones too.
Web game · hand-drawn pixel art · custom engine
A quick history quiz: where was this famous person during this event? Five questions a round, with a short note explaining each answer.
Web · plain HTML and JavaScript