What I’m messing about with.

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Signature Experience Platform

An AI-native, mobile-first product framework and reference architecture for creating deeply personalised, trusted and continuously orchestrated relationships between an individual and an organisation.

It asks what personalisation becomes when it stops meaning campaigns, segments and recommendations, and starts behaving more like a relationship with memory, context, consent and intent.

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DunDunSee™

A redundancy package helper built because the moment somebody needs to understand notice, tax and runway is generally not the moment they want to become a spreadsheet enthusiast.

The web product is live. The current experiment is whether its behaviour can be carried into a proper native iOS implementation without losing the small interaction and lifecycle decisions that make it useful.

Payments are not hooked up yet, so play as much as you like.

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Platform Archaeology

A method for recovering the real shape of a digital platform from the debris organisations leave across tickets, documents, code, spreadsheets, old roadmaps and the memories of people who happen to still be around.

The point is not to summarise a folder. It is to reconstruct the systems, decisions, ownership, duplication, contradictions, risks and missing knowledge around the work.

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Clenchmere

A long-form literary world that began in conversation and is now being run as a version-controlled creative system: source material, accepted canon, characters, places, continuity, experiments and manuscript work all separated properly enough that the story can grow without forgetting itself.

The recovery phase is now doing its job rather than being the whole project. Book One Movement II is canonical through Chapter 16, while the same source-of-truth model continues to support maps, dossiers, reader experiments, audio, imagery and other ways into the world.

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Quality Platform

A private experiment in whether a distributed engineering organisation can turn local problem-solving into shared capability without centralising innovation or making a central Quality function own everybody else’s testing.

The working hypothesis is simple: do not centralise innovation; centralise the mechanism that allows successful innovation to spread. The interesting work is therefore as much about sponsorship, evidence, promotion and ownership as it is about tests.

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Cranes That Crane Cranes

An incremental browser game with an unnecessarily self-explanatory premise: stronger cranes crane the cranes that came before them.

What began as a tiny playable loop has grown through greyscale toy machinery, industrial cranes, orbital infrastructure and a reality-bending gantry into a full Collapse cinematic that rewinds the whole thing back to the bedroom where it started.

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GASA

The Galactic Astronomical Survey Authority is a worldbuilding experiment about what happens to human mythology, identity, navigation, law and culture when we travel far enough through space for the familiar constellations to distort and disappear.

The setting is being built as a universe first and a game second. Travel itself can change what civilisation knows: some routes may mirror a universe, others may bend time toward the birth of constellations, and apparent steps forward or backward can both become progress because they reveal something new.

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The Six-Year-Old Manifesto and Test

A public test for whether advanced intelligence expands ordinary human capability, security and freedom.

The first published run now also has an isolated Spanish localisation pilot, testing whether the experience can travel between languages without duplicating or quietly changing the canonical evidence underneath it.

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The Department of Impossible Logistics

A procedural management game about running a shabby civil-service department responsible for problems that should not technically exist.

Cases arrive. Policies accumulate. Directors approve, departments request and workers execute. Small decisions become institutional behaviour, usually with consequences nobody quite ordered.

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DiscoMcDisco Music Archive

A lightweight home for music scattered across an old community site, personal recordings and newer generative experiments.

The ambition is intentionally modest: a clean playlist, simple player controls and a visual backdrop. Not Spotify in a shed.

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Dusty’s Favourite Foods

A lightweight, searchable household recipe collection for Russ and Soph, with ingredient search, filters, sorting, recipe views and source indexing without reproducing cookbook content.

The current work is less about adding more recipes and more about whether the collection can prove what it knows: structure, servings, calories, macros and reusable components checked against a strict, versioned Gold Standard rather than a vague confidence score.

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Cheesy Playlist

A phone-first music experiment where somebody describes the night, the product generates a playlist recipe and the record-shop scene changes to match the atmosphere.

The fixture-driven journey and generated-wallpaper path are built. The remaining question is wonderfully less theoretical: does the real image-generation flow behave properly when it is actually funded and used on a phone?