By day I'm a Product Manager. By night I build side projects — voice apps, life tools, small SaaS — and wire my own life into quiet automations: voice notes become Linear tickets, journals become searchable memory, and a Claude cowork grooms the backlog every morning before I've had coffee.
Speak it, snap it, jot it — it files itself and gets worked on.
Not demos — these run every single day. Most start with my voice or a stray idea and end with a groomed Linear backlog and a memory that remembers for me. Here are three I lean on most.
I record a meeting or a passing thought and the app transcribes it. Any todo, note or item gets pushed straight to the right Linear project. Every morning at 8am a Claude cowork pulls the open items and goes to work — shipping what it can, and re-scoping, re-prioritising and rewriting the descriptions of the rest. This app is how DiaryDots was born.
The same app journals. Every entry lands in Supabase and feeds a personal memory that gets better the more I write. When I need something I said months ago, embeddings surface it in an instant — my whole history, searchable.
All day I drop screenshots, links and half-ideas into an #inspiration Slack channel. Each morning Claude cowork reads it, splits everything by project — it already knows what I'm building — and files tickets in Linear, so I can just grab one and continue.
Four disciplines, one compass. Each engagement starts with a survey — terrain, weather, team — and ends with a route that holds under weight.
Data-informed decisions, measurable impact. Turning complex technical work into scalable, humane products.
Multi-year transformation roadmaps. Cloud migration and enterprise data modernization that survives quarterly weather.
Apps powered by AI — speech-to-text, intelligent automation, thoughtful integration of models into real product experiences.
Zero-to-one work, from positioning to pixels. Backing founders trying to build something that lasts longer than a funding cycle.
Open to advisory, venture work and select engagements. London, UK · available remote.
