Job tracking, stock control, ordering and approvals, built around how your staff actually work and simple enough to use on the first day.
Based in South Africa. Taking on new projects.
Two operational systems I designed, built and rolled out for real teams. Simple Stock tracks every item from supplier order to stock-room shelf, and Cove Laundry takes a guest’s basket from the room to the folding table and back with every piece accounted for. Rounding it out is The Last Conjuration, a short horror game and a reminder that games are where all of this started.
One stock system for the office and the stock room. Compare supplier prices, order, book deliveries in against the order, book stock out to named workers, run stock takes and print a PDF of all of it.
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images/simple-stock/hero-desktop.pngGuests scan a code in their room, photograph their basket and list every item, with nothing to install. Staff collect it, tick each piece off, wash, dry and fold, and the guest is notified the moment it's done.
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images/cove-laundry/cover-2.pngA short first-person horror game. You wake up in a crazed wizard's dungeon and have to get out without being caught. My first 3D game, built in Godot.
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I build straightforward apps for small businesses that are still running on paper, spreadsheets or WhatsApp groups.
Checklists, sign-out sheets and job cards become a phone or tablet app, with every entry saved and searchable.
A simple web page customers open from a QR code, connected to an app your staff use to fulfil the order.
Managers get a live view of jobs, stock and requests, plus exports to Google Sheets for reporting.
I also make small custom games: a proposal, a birthday surprise or an in-joke for a friend. See custom games
Personal projects and games, mostly built while learning.
Android app for tracking medications and scheduling reminders. React Native.
Chess with a beginner AI and two-player mode, designed for kids aged 5 to 10. Java.
A 15-minute comedy adventure made in RPG Maker XP as an apology gift for my D&D group. A traveller wakes up trapped in a village after a very big night out.
A three-minute sample of a custom gift game. Collect the memories, then answer the question at the end. Plays right in your browser.
Send a short message about your business and the job you'd like an app to handle. I'll reply with ideas and a rough quote.