Things I’m building.

Some products I’m designing and building end to end, working with Claude to do the engineering. Have a play with them and let me know your thoughts!

MixNight  (opens in a new tab)

Personal project2026

Music, drinks and games for a night in.

MixNight is an app for entertaining at home, with music, drinks and games in one place. Tunes plays music videos and albums, Drinks has cocktail recipes, and Games keeps score for darts: 501, cricket and around the clock.

There’s a lot more to come on it, including games that use motion tracking.

Styler  (opens in a new tab)

Personal project2026

One screenshot in, a themed system out.

Styler is a canvas for building and experimenting with themes quickly. The mood board is where you gather inspiration and direction for the theme, and you can extract the colours and fonts from anything you add to it. It builds colour ramps from those colours that pass WCAG contrast, and a set of artboards, a style tile and a mini style guide update in realtime as you go.

There’s an AI prompt bar too. Type "make it more rounded", or give it a whole direction like "fluorescent yellow on black", and it builds the theme from that. When you’re happy, export it as HTML and CSS, or as a design.md file you can hand to an LLM so it inherits everything you’ve set up. It’s in beta.

Ancient Alignment  (opens in a new tab)

Personal project2026

Seventy-one sites, eight theory overlays, twelve thousand years of construction eras.

The more design systems work I do, the more I’m drawn to number patterns like the Fibonacci sequence, and to sacred geometry. I’ve always been taken with ancient monuments too, and how sites thousands of miles apart line up with the stars and with each other. I made this to see all of it in one place.

There are 71 sites on the globe and eight lenses, each a theory about what links them: ley lines, sacred geometry, the earth grid, sky alignments and so on. Turn a lens on and it colours the sites it claims and draws the lines between them. You can run several at once, so with three on you can see which sites every theory picks and which only one does.