Apps
If it doesn't exist, build it.
I genuinely enjoy building things. When I run into a problem that no existing tool solves well, my first instinct is to figure out how to fix it. These are the two I'm most focused on right now.
One app. Your whole life.
Nexus Life
I spent years juggling too many productivity apps. Todoist for tasks, Notion for notes, a separate habit tracker, a goals spreadsheet — each fine on its own, but none of them talking to each other. Every time I tried to act on a goal, the tasks were somewhere else. The habit connected to it was somewhere else again.
I wanted one place for tasks, goals, habits and notes that stayed genuinely simple instead of turning into another complicated system. So I built it.
A closer look
A route planner for running commuters
MetroMile
I run commutes where I can. It's one of the best ways to get miles in without carving out separate time for it — but no tool actually understands that. Google Maps assumes you're walking. Strava has no concept of public transport. There was nothing that let me say: I can run 5km, what does my commute look like if I take the tube for the rest?
One mid-heatwave run, 15km in and running late, made me stop tolerating that gap. MetroMile pulls live TfL and National Rail data and plans routes that genuinely mix running and transit — based on your pace and how far you feel like running that day.
More things get built when something is missing. This page will grow.
Let's build
Got a problem nobody's solved well?
I'm always up for hearing about it.
Whether it's feedback on Nexus Life or MetroMile, an idea worth building, or just a "have you tried..." — send me a note.